Metropolitan Life Insurance v. Frisch

The first question presented by this appeal involves the sufficiency of the appellee’s complaint. The issue "was raised by a demurrer for want of facts which the appellant contends was erroneously overruled. The complaint alleges in substance that the appellee’s life is insured in the sum of $10,000.00 through a certain policy issued by the appellant and that by a supplementary contract, attached thereto- and made a part thereof, the appellant agreed:

“that upon receipt by the Company at its Home Office in the City of New York of due proof, on forms which will be furnished by the Company, on…