Dickmeier v. Prudential Insurance

Wm. Cope took out a policy of insurance in the defendant company on his own life, payable at his death, to his executors, administrators or assigns. The policy and the application for insurance provided that the application and the answers made by the applicant to questions of the medical examiner,should be a part of the policy and contract of insurance. The application warranted all the answers to the medical examiner to be true, and provided that if any of them were not true in whole or in part the policy should be void. At the time the policy was delivered to Cope, copies of the…