Metropolitan Life Insurance v. Shattas

May 20, 1934, Kazimeraz Shattas was solicited by an agent of plaintiff, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, and on that day signed a written application for insurance. On the same day Dr. Max E. Fisch for the company called on plaintiff at his home to examine him physically to ascertain whether he was a fit subject for insurance. The doctor testified he examined Shattas, asked him the 26 printed questions in the application and wrote down the answers given by Shattas. This document was signed by Shattas and on June 1, 1934, the insurance company issued its policy of insurance to Shattas for…