Travelers Protective Ass'n v. Belote

1. A policy of life or accident insurance, issued upon the faith of representations covenanted to he true by the applicant, and which constitute the basis of the issuance and terms of the contract, is void if such representations materially vary from the truth in such manner as to change the nature, extent, or character of the risk. Supreme Conclave v. Wood, 120 Ga. 328, 336 (47 S. E. 940).

2. “Where soliciting and forwarding applications for policies of insurance was within the scope of the duties of an agent of an insurance com*611pany, and sueli agent undertook to prepare for another an…