The case came to this court on exceptions to the denial of the writ. This court on March 10, 1938, affirmed the judgment of the superior court denying the writ ( Commercial Casualty Ins. Co. v. Mathews, 57 Ga. App. 446, 195 S.E. 887). The company paid the judgment on April 25, 1938, and upon further demand being made for an alleged intervening permanent disability on May 29, 1938, denied all liability for the intervening months from the first six months, as "the company does not consider that any liability has accrued under the policy in view of the fact that the claimant, Mr. Mathews, has failed to comply with the conditions precedent set out in the policy." Thereupon the insured brought the instant action on July 12, 1938, and the company defended on the sole ground that the insured had not furnished the monthly reports as required under the foregoing quoted provision, contending that its plea was in good faith.