National Casualty Co. v. Bogart

By the Court.

This case in the trial court was an action brought by the administratrix of the estate of a deceased person against the plaintiff in error here to recover upon an accident insurance policy issued by the plaintiff in error about two months prior to the death of the insured. The policy was valid in every respect, and was in full force at the commencement of the action. The administratrix was the widow of the insured, and the duly appointed administratrix of his estate. It was a death case, and the amount recoverable upon the policy, if anything, was $2,000 and interest. There was a…