Tilley v. Cox
Supreme Court of Georgia
Complaint on notes. Before Judge Roan. DeKalb superior court. May 16,1903.
1Opinion of the CourtFish, P. J.
S. A. Cox sued H. P. Tilley on two promissory notes. Defendant in his answer admitted the execution of the notes, 'that they were unpaid, and that the plaintiff was the holder and owner of them at the time the action was brought. He pleaded, that the notes were given for the premiums on a life-insurance policy for which he had applied to the New York Life Insurance Company, through Cox, its agent; that he intended to apply for a policy providing for a participation in dividends after the second year, which would “ reduce the premiums each year with paid-up insurance for the face of the policy…
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