Flath v. Bankers Casualty Co.

The defendant Bankers Casualty Company, a corporation, is engaged in the business of writing accident insurance. George A. Flath took out a policy in the company. In his application for the insurance which became and was a part of the policy, he stated that his occupation was that of proprietor of an auto-accessory business and his duties were “counter duties and salesman — supervising only.” This policy was in force on July 8th, 1920. On the afternoon of that clay Flath was injured in an automobile accident, and thereafter and on August 29th, 1920, he died as a result of the injuries so…