United Ben. Life Ins. Co. v. Dopson

RICE, Judge.

But a single question is presented for our consideration on this appeal — the propriety, vel non,' of the trial court’s action in setting aside, on appellee’s timely motion, the verdict of the jury in appellant’s favor and the judgment rendered thereon.

The suit was by appellee against appellant, based upon a policy of insurance issued by appellant on the life of Tennyson Dopson, with appellee named as beneficiary therein.

The complaint consisted of but a single count, in Code form. Code 1923, § 9531, form 12. The plea was “the general issue and with leave to give in evidence any…