NOTES OF CASES.

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

IN the Dayton Insurance Co. v. Kelly, 24 Ohio St. 345, the following interesting points of insurance law were decided: A condition in a contract for insurance requiring notice of prior insurance is waived by accepting the risk on an application wherein the question concerning prior insurance is not answered. Where notice of additional insurance is required to be given to the insurer, it may, before the receipt of the policy, be given to the agent of the insurer who effected the insurance, and with whom the policy is intrusted for delivery to the assured in fulfillment of the contract; and the indorsement of such additional insurance upon the policy by such agent must be regarded as the act of the principal, thereby assenting to the additional insurance.