Chap. 362.—An ACT prescribing the style of type in which conditions and
restrictive provisions of insurance policies shall be printed, and to define
the time in respect to which insurers may limit the right to institute
suit or action upon such policies, and regulate the filing of proof of loss.

[S B 229]
Approved March 16, 1918.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That
no condition in or endorsed on any policy of insurance, nor any
restrictive provision thereof, shall be valid unless such condition or
restrictive provision is printed in type as large as brevier or eight-
point type, or is written in pen and ink, or typewritten in or on
such policy; provided, however, that nothing herein contained shall
relate to or fect photographic copies of application, or parts there-
of, attached to or made parts of policies of insurance.

2. No provision in any policy of insurance limiting the time
within which a suit or action may be brought to less than one year
after loss shall be valid. |

38. That where the policy of insurance requires the proof of
loss to be filed within a specified time, all time consumed in an

effort to adjust the loss is not to be considered as a part of such
time.