Simmons v. Washington Fidelity National Insurance Co.

Plaintiff commenced an action at law against defendant on a policy of health and accident insurance, claiming the sum of nine hundred dollars ($900) and reasonable attorneys’ fees. In his complaint he alleges that in the application for the insurance there appeared certain questions, and the application was filled out by the agent of the insurance company without asking those particular questions, and without reading or informing the plaintiff of either questions or answers that were written therein. The questions and answers referred to are as follows:

“IB. Are your habits of life correct and…