Rosenblum v. Sun Life Assur. Co. of Canada

Blume, Chief Justice.

On’ March 11, 1932, Clarence Rosenblum, of Cheyenne, Wyoming, made a so-called non-medical application .for a policy of $2000 on his life, to the Sun Life Assurance Company, hereafter referred to as the insurance company or as the defendant. The applicant was then 18 years of age; his beneficiary was his father, Jacob Rosenblum, plaintiff herein. The applicant, answering certain inquiries, stated that he was in good health, and agreed — a clause also substantially contained in the policy, that “said policy shall not take effect until the first premium has been paid during…