Dolan v. Continental Casualty Co.
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMcBRIDE, J.
The most difficult part of this case consists in clearly stating the issues and the facts as they come here upon the transcript. We shall first state our conclusions from the testimony, and, after-wards, our reasons for so considering it.
There is no question in the testimony as to the fact that deceased signed the application contained in the transcript and annexed to' and made a part of the policy; and there is no question as to the fact that, if his answers to questions asked in the application are correct, plaintiff would be entitled to recover the full amount of the policy in accordance…
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