Protection Life Insurance v. Dill

The policy declared upon was not in the possession of appellees, and was not introduced in evidence on the trial, but parol evidence was offered and admitted to establish the execution of the policy and its contents. While the parol evidence introduced was not as satisfactory and conclusive as the policy itself, had it been produced, yet the evidence was competent, as tending ■ to prove the existence and contents of the policy declared upon, and the court did not err in overruling the motion of appellant to exclude the proof from the jury.

The appellant, after making proof of the loss of the…