Rogers v. Columbian National Life Insurance

I. The quarterly premium due July 24, 1922, was not paid at maturity, or within the 31 days’ grace allowed therefor, unless the retention by the defendant of a check therefor, sent to it September 16, 1922, amounted, as plaintiff claims it did, to payment. On September 16, 1922, the insured mailed, at Tulsa, Oklahoma, a letter addressed to the defendant at Boston, Massachusetts,' stating: “Herewith check $22.68 quarterly premium policy Number 59914.’’ The, check was drawn upon a bank at Tulsa, Oklahoma^ in which the insured had sufficient funds for its payment until after his death and the…