Swentusky v. Prudential Insurance Co. of America

Mai/pbie, C. J.

On January 10th, 1932, at New Britain, George Swentusky, on the solicitation of an agent of the defendant, made application to it for a life insurance policy in the sum of $1000. The application stated that a semiannual premium of $10.35 was to be paid and that the policy was to be made payable at Swentusky’s death to the plaintiff, his wife. It also contained these provisions: “I further agree that the policy herein applied for shall be accepted subject to the privileges and provisions therein contained and that unless the full first premium is paid by me at the time of making…