"Foremost [County Mutual Insurance Co.], by waiting until February to determine whether to request Whitney's EUO [examination under oath] in a claim possibly involving arson, did "nothing inconsistent with an intent to rely upon' its right to obtain the examination. . . . Accordingly, we find as a matter of law that Foremost did not waive its contractual right to take Whitney's EUO."
August 29, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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