Piedmont & Arlington Life Insurance v. Fitzgerald

Opinion by

Walker, P. J.

Statement of the case. This suit was brought for damages for the alleged wrongful act of the P. & A. Insurance Co. in forfeiting a policy issued by the company on the 18th day of March, 1872, to A. B. Fitzgerald, for the benefit of his wife, in the sum of $1,000, gold, and for the wrongful act of the company in refusing to receive from them the annual premiums to the time the policy was forfeited, being a period of five years, and amounting in *785the aggregate to $175.20, annual dividend of $5, gold, ■amounting in the aggregate to $25, gold; alleging the conversions of…