United Life, C., Ins. Co. v. Winnick

The bill is to cancel a life insurance policy on the ground of fraud. The policy, $2,000, was of the endowment, accident and disability type, $20 a month in case of total and permanent disability. It was written April 17th, 1930, and in June, 1931, learning that the insured, Winnick, was about to file a claim for total and permanent disability, the company, after investigation, tendered the paid premiums and demanded return of the policy. The charge of fraud is that in his written application for the insurance, dated March 31st, 1930, Winnick was called upon to "name all causes for which you…