Bew v. Travelers' Insurance Co.
Supreme Court of New Jersey
On appeal from the Supreme Court. This was an action at law in the Supreme Court tried at the Atlantic Circuit before the court without a jury, and resulted in a nonsuit, upon which judgment was accordingly entered in the Supreme Court. In granting the nonsuit, Judge Donges, who presided, delivered the following opinion: “The plaintiff is the beneficiary of a policy of insurance entered into Jiine lCtli, 1914, between James W. Bew and the Travelers’ Insurance Company.
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On appeal from the Supreme Court. This was an action at law in the Supreme Court tried at the Atlantic Circuit before the court without a jury, and resulted in a nonsuit, upon which judgment was accordingly entered in the Supreme Court. In granting the nonsuit, Judge Donges, who presided, delivered the following opinion: “The plaintiff is the beneficiary of a policy of insurance entered into Jiine lCtli, 1914, between James W. Bew and the Travelers’ Insurance Company. Piemiums were paid when clue and the policy was in force on May 24th, 1919, when the assured was hilled by the falling of an…
1Per curiam
The judgment under review herein should he affirmed, for the reasons expressed in the opinion delivered by Donges, J., at the Circuit.
For affirmance — The ChaNOeulor, Cujee Justice, SwAYZE, TRENOHARD, PARKER, BERGEN, MiNturN, TCaltsoh, Black, KatzbNbaoti, White, PIjsppeNhetmbr, Williams, GarbNer, JJ. 14. For reversal — None.
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