Thompson v. Metropolitan Life Insurance

1. Where a life-insurance policy contained a provision that the application therefor and the policy constituted the entire contract, and that all statements made by the insured in the application should, in the absence of fraud, be deemed representations and not warranties, and where, in the application, the insured represented that she had never had any disease of the lungs, and had not consulted a physician for certain designated diseases, including influenza, and had not, within the last five years, consulted any physician for any illness, and that none of her brothers or sisters had ever…