Jefferson Standard Life Ins. Co. v. Curfman

On August 11, 1924, on forms furnished by Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company, appellee made application for life insurance, listing farming as his occupation. The Insurance Company accepted the application and, in accordance with the representations therein and the payment of an annual premium of $59.40, issued to appellee a life insurance policy in the principal sum of $2,500, containing provisions for total and permanent disabilities, reading:

"If after one full annual premium shall have been paid on this policy, and before default in the payment of any subsequent premium, the Insured…