Brun v. Northern Life Insurance

— This action was brought by Omer C. Brun against the Northern Life Insurance Company to recover on two insurance policies naming the plaintiff as beneficiary. There was a trial before the court without a jury, resulting in a judgment for the plaintiff for the face of the policies, less an unpaid premium of $31.26, from which judgment this appeal has been taken.

On July 31, 1940, at the solicitation of an agent of the appellant, Richard J. Brun made application for a two thousand dollar life insurance policy, with additional automobile accidental death benefits thereunder, in the sum of two…