HINCKS, District Judge.
The defendants have suggested four different grounds on which they contend they should be granted a judgment.
1. They contend that the plaintiff's failure to give written notice of loss or to file proofs of loss clearly is a bar to the action. This defense is overruled. It is true that the policies were intended to make the giving of such notice and the filing of proofs a condition precedent to recovery. Fields v. Metropolitan Life...
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