Mutual Life Insurance v. Good

The record shows that on December 12th, 1907, Harry E. Good, of Alamosa, Colorado, a train dispatcher for the Denver & Bio Grande Bailroad Company, presented to an agent of The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, appellant herein, an application in writing for a $2,000 life insurance policy, which was issued to him, and, among many other things, stated in his application that his father died at the age of 33 years from an injury received in a runaway accident, and that there was no suspicion of tuberculosis or consumption as a cause of his death, and further stated in his application…