In addition, defendant failed to assign the trial court's denial of his motion to strike as error. Therefore, that denial cannot be considered on appeal. Zingani v. Frost, 273 Or. 774, 776, n. 1, 543 P.2d 674 (1975). This is not to suggest that had the best evidence objection been raised at trial, it should have been sustained.
" (Emphasis supplied.) Similarly, the court stated in Zingani v. Frost, 273 Or. 774, 776, 543 P.2d 674 (1975), that, "[i]f the language of the binder is considered uncertain * * *, interpretation of the coverage of the binder becomes a question for the trier of fact." See also, e.g., Western Fire Insurance Co. v. Wallis, 289 Or. 303, 313, 613 P.2d 36 (1980) (Tongue, J., dissenting); May v. Chicago Insurance Co., 260 Or. 285, 292-94, 490 P.2d 150 (1971).