Meyer v. Metropolitan Life Insurance

On the 6th day of September, 1933, the body of Charles J. Wolfert was found dead as the result of stab wounds received at the hands of one Millie Prince. At the time of his death Wolfert held a form A-l standard accident policy written by the defendant. This policy insured “ Charles J. Wolfert, by occupation jeweler, classified select for the term of twelve months from September 5, 1929, noon, standard time, at the place where the insured resides, and subject to the provisions and stipulations herein contained, in the principal sum of $5,000, or weekly indemnity of $25 against the results of…