Briggs v. National Life Ins.

The plaintiff’s bill shows that he procured, an endowment policy for $2,000, payable in 15 years from April 21, 1877, one of the conditions of which was that he should pay annual premiums of $113.60 on the twenty-first of April in each year; that he paid the premiums for 1877, 1878, and 1879; that the company has its domicile at Washington, but had a general agent and office *459in Massachusetts; that the three premiums were paid to the agent and were countersigned as coming from the Massachusetts office; that some time in April, 1880, before the fourth premium came due, the plaintiff was…