Strickland v. Gulf Life Insurance Co.

(After stating'the foregoing facts.)' The application for the policy, which was executed by the insured, provided “that the insurance applied for shall not take effect unless and until the policy is delivered to and received by me while I am in good health and free from injury,”'and the policy provided: “This policy shall not take effect unless on the date and delivery hereof, the insured is alive and in sound health.” It was stipulated by the plaintiff that the insured was not in sound health at the time of the application for the policy sued on and at the time of the delivery thereof; but…