National Life & Accident Insurance v. Hullender

Where the insured, in an application for insurance, attached to and made a part of the policy of insurance issued, untruthfully answered a question as to whether he had ever had any ailment or disease of heart or lungs, and the evidence showed that insured had a markedly enlarged heart as a result of rheumatic fever, wetness of the lungs, and swelling of both ankles, before the signing of the application, and that the affliction continued until the insured’s death, and where a question as to what physicians insured ever consulted was answered “None,” when the evidence showed that insured had…