Legal Opinion
OLD AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY v. Tucker
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Decided October 31, 1966No. 3952PublishedCited by 6 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
MYERS, Associate Judge.
On May 10, 1965, James E. Tucker mailed to appellant insurance company an application for $1,000.00 life insurance, designating appellee, his wife, as beneficiary thereunder. The application was accompanied by a payment of $1.00 for “one month Introductory Term Insurance.” The company received the application on May 12, 1965, and promptly initiated an investigation to determine whether Mr. Tucker was an acceptable insurance risk. In response thereto, it received' from Mr. Tucker’s physician, on May 19, 1965, a report, dated May 17, 1965, stating he had last treated Mr.…
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