Grau v. Northwestern Mutual Insurance

This is an action on an insurance policy covering a certain truck belonging to Francis Grau, the plaintiff, insuring against loss caused to the vehicle by collision or upset. From a judgment dismissing plaintiff’s complaint, he appeals.

The case was tried to the court without a jury. Plaintiff makes but one assignment of error. He complains of the court’s finding that the insurance company did not waive the provisions of its policy requiring plaintiff to make a proof of loss and argues that there was no substantial evidence to support such finding.

The provisions of defendant’s policy pertinent…