Dotlich v. Slovene National Benefit Society
Supreme Court of Minnesota
1Opinion of the CourtHilton, J.
Appeal by defendant from a judgment against it. At the close of plaintiff’s case, by stipulation of counsel, the jury was dismissed and' the trial proceeded as a court case.
Defendant,' Slovene National Benefit Society, is a fraternal insurance society organized under the laws of the state of Illinois and authorized to do business through subordinate lodges in the state of Minnesota. On February 18, 1925, plaintiff became a member of the society and was such member in good standing at the time of the commencement and trial of this action. As such mem ber lie was entitled to all benefits,…
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