Crawford v. Abraham Lincoln Life Insurance

On November 2, 1932, Leslie B. Crawford executed a written application for a life insurance policy in the appellant company and delivered the same to Harold Seas, general agent for the company, who sent it to the home office of the company at Springfield. The policy as applied for was issued, and on or about November 12, 1932, Seas received from the company the policy, dated November 10,1932. Crawford was a druggist in Oregon, Illinois, and Seas took the policy to his drug store on the day he received it, found the insured there, showed the policy to him and delivered to him a receipt, by the…