Pritchard v. Southern Ins. Co. of Nashville, Tenn.

This suit was brought against the Southern Insurance Company of Nashville and the Continental Casualty Company, of Chicago, on a life insurance policy in which the plaintiff was named as beneficiary. The policy was issued by the Southern Insurance Company of Nashville for $5,000, payable $500 per annum, in quarterly installments of $125 each. All but $2,875 had been paid, and only two installments, of $125 each, were past due, when the suit was filed. The Continental Casualty Company was sued as surety on the bond given by the insurance company, as required by Act No. 172 of 1908, p. 232, as…