Beaty v. Southland Life Ins. Co.

Appellant sued appellee, alleging that on August 4, 1928, appellee, acting by and through its agent G. W. Baker, and within the real or apparent scope of his authority, entered into a binding oral contract to temporarily insure the life of Aubrey Beaty, appellant’s husband, for $1,000 on the 20-year payment plan, the temporary insurance to cover the period from August 4,1928, when Aubrey Beaty was examined by appellee’s local medical examiner and found to be in good health and a medium risk, until a formal policy would be issued and delivered, naming appellant as beneficiary; and that Aubrey…