Veal v. Security Mutual Life Insurance
Court of Appeals of Georgia
.Action on policy, from city court of Atlanta — Judge Reid March 9, 1909.
1Opinion of the CourtPowell, J.
On October 29, 1900, the insurance company issued its twenty-annual-payment life policy, insuring the life of John B. Veal in favor of his wife, the plaintiff. In the face of the policy it was provided that the requirements and provisions contained in the pages which followed were conditions precedent, and were material parts of the policy. One of the privileges so included in the terms of the policy is contained in the following language: “Privileges: That upon surrender of this policy while it’ is in force, or within six months after it may have lapsed, provided premiums have been paid for…
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