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SEC. 87. When forfeiture is waived.
SEC. 88. Company estopped from setting up breach of conditions, when.
SEC. 110.
Mortgagor's right to proceeds of policy assigned to mortgagee.
SEC. 111. Promise to pay loss when not liable therefor.
SEC. 119. Changes subsequent to insurance must be noticed, when.
Fraud of insurers; effect upon policy.
SEC. 123. Assured'may surrender policy for cancellation.
SEC. 124.
Effect of partial settlement of loss.
SEC. 125. Right of insurer to recover back money paid for loss. Property described without words limiting location of risk.
SEC. 126.
SEC. 127. Policies in blank, or to whom it may concern.
SEC. 128. Policy in name of agent.
SEC. 129. Joint owners.
SEC. 130. Rebuilding, effect of notice of.
SEC. 131. Renewals.
SEC. 132. Void poliey not vitalized by consent to transfer.
SEC. 133. Cancellation without authority.
SEC. 134. Equitable lien upon insurance money.
SEC. 135. Conditions of policy must be strictly performed.
SEC. 136. Sending premium by mail.
SEC. 137. When application is part of policy.
SEC. 138. Stipulation in application does not make it warranty.
SEC. 152.
SEC. 153.
SEC. 154.
SEC. 155.
Void in part, void in toto-Exceptions.
Concealment or misrepresentation of matters known to insurer.
Oral applications.
Incumbrances.
SEC. 195. Concealment and misrepresentation defined.
SEC. 196. Concealment of material facts-need not be fraudulent-illustrations.
SEC. 197. Not bound to disclose facts which the insurer ought to know.
SEC. 207.
Falso demonstratio non nocet-Bryce v. Lorillard Ins. Co.
SEC. 208. Ionides v. Pacific F. & M. Ins. Co.
SEC. 209. American Central Ins. Co. v. McLanathan.
SEC. 210. Policy can only attach according to its terms.
SEC. 211. General rule.
SEC. 212. Oral misrepresentations.
SEC. 213. Rule in Pawson v. Watson.
SEC. 214. Actual fraud need not be shown.
SEC. 215. No distinction between concealment and misrepresentation of facts.
SEC. 216. Inquiries must be answered.
SEC. 217. Proximity of other buildings.
SEC. 218. Failure to disclose true state of title.
SEC. 219. Insurer bound to know extent of risk.
SEC. 220. Over valuation.
SEC. 221. Questions for jury.
SEC. 222. Misrepresentation as to premiums paid other insurers.
SEC. 223. Fraud not presumed.
SEC. 224. Re-insurers.
SEC. 225. Examination of risk by insurer.
CHAPTER VII.
ALTERATION OR CHANGE OF RISK.
SEC. 226. Alterations or change of risk.
SEC. 227. Prohibited uses, material, per se.
SEC. 310. Contract personal.
SEC. 311. Alienation defeats policy, whether so provided or not.