Capital City Ben. Soc. v. Travers

MARTIN, Chief Justice.

This ease was begun in the municipal court by George W. Frazier in his lifetime to recover damages from the Capital City Benefit Society, a mutual insurance company, because of the cancellation by the latter of a certain policy of insurance, issued by the company to plaintiff as the insured. A trial was had, resulting in a judgment for the plaintiff, which is now before this court for review.

On May 1, 1896, Frazier signed a written application for a policy 'with the company, paying an entrance fee of $2 and agreeing to pay assessments of 65 cents each at the office of…