Prudential Insurance Co. of America v. Perry

Eberhakdt, Judge.

Plaintiff testified in a deposition that when the company’s agent took the application he had related to the agent all of the facts and details concerning his wife’s eye trouble, including the names of all doctors who had treated her for it and that the agent, who was writing in the answers as the questions were asked, simply failed to enter the information; that he had asserted the company would not require or need all of the information and that an entry that she had been seen by Dr. J. Fair in December, 1967 for an “eye check-up” would be sufficient.

In his deposition the…