National Life & Accident Insurance v. Williams

This was a suit on a life-insurance policy. The company defended on the ground that the policy was void, because the insured was not in sound health when it was issued and delivered, and because of certain false answers to questions propounded in the application, concerning the health of the insured, and as to who his physician was. The application was not attached to and made a part of the policy. The policy provided that if the insured was not in sound health on the date thereof, or if before said date the insured,had any heart disease, the insurer could, within two years from its date,…