Hatch v. Turner

I am unable to agree with the conclusions reached in the majority opinion herein, and respectfully dissent therefrom. In its last analysis, the question determinative of the case is whether or not the stamped stipulation on the back of the policy limiting liability on the part of the insurer in case the insured dies while in the service of a country at war is valid. The provision is either valid or invalid, an answer to the question either way being decisive of this case.

In my opinion, it could hardly be contended that the stamped provision on the policy would not come within the definition…