Genrow v. Modern Woodmen of America

In a suit by the beneficiary named in a certificate issued by defendant, it appeared that the application, which was made a part of the contract, contained questions, answers to which were warranted to be true, concluding with the following statement, signed by the applicant:

“I have verified each of the foregoing answers and statements from 1 to 36 inclusive, adopt them as my own, whether written by me or not, and declare and warrant that they are full, complete and literally true, and I agree that the exact literal truth of each shall be a condition precedent to any binding contract issued…