First Texas State Ins. Co. v. Burwick

This is a suit upon an accident and health insurance policy. On November 30, 1914, Charley Burwick, of Kir-byville, Tex., made application in writing to the First Texas State Insurance Company, appellant here, for an accident and health policy, stating his occupation as that of “sawmill foreman, supervising only,” and warranting (among other things) that he had not had any surgical or medical treatment during the past five years, and that .he had not suffered from any disease or infirmity, mental, physical, nervous, venereal, .chronic, or inherited, and had not been disabled by any accident…