General Life Ins. Co. v. Potter

GRISSOM, Justice.

Nellie Potter sued the General Life Insurance Company on a life insurance policy insuring the life of her husband, William E. Potter, deceased, seeking recovery of the amount of said policy, to-wit: $500, plus penalty and attorney’s fees. The defense asserted was that at the time of the application for and issuance of the policy of insurance, and at times when the policy had lapsed for non payment of monthly premiums, that the insurance was reinstated, upon condition that deceased was then in good health, and that at all of said times, deceased was in fact not in good health…