Brady v. Funeral Benefit Ass'n
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtAdams, J.
Washington Camp No. 58 is a fraternal organization located at Kannapolis and the Funeral Benefit Association is licensed by the State of North Carolina to insure the members of Washington Camp. The association insured the life of C. B. Brady, a member of the camp, in the sum of five hundred dollars. The insured died on 5 September, 1931, and the plaintiff was named as the beneficiary of the insurance. She furnished proof of loss and upon their refusal to make payment brought suit against the defendants.
At the time of his death the insured was in arrears for more than thirty-five weeks in the…
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