Sterling Mut. Life Ins. Co. v. Larson

HALL, Chief Justice.

Larson sued the insurance company to recover $400 which he alleged his wife, Nellis Larson, paid to the defendant as follows: $200 on July 19, 1930, and $200 on March 21, 1932, for which she received from the defendant a certificate of indebtedness in the principal sum of $200, which he alleged was worthless. He further alleged that the $400 was the community property of himself and wife, and was paid without his consent; that he has never ratified or approved such payment, and has often requested the defendant company to redeem the certificates of indebtedness, which it…