Coci v. New York Life Ins.

This is a suit on a life policy for $3,000, issued by the New York Life Inurance Company on the life of Sebastian Coci, and in which the plaintiff, the wife of the insured, was named beneficiary.

The defense is a denial of any liability because of the nonpayment of the first premium in advance and because of the illness of the insured at the time of the delivery of the policy, which under the agreement of the insured avoided or prevented said insurance from becoming effective.

It is further alleged by way of elaboration that the possession of the policy was obtained by fraudulent…