American Insurance Union v. Wilson

Hart, J.,

(after stating the facts). Regardless of whether the American' Insurance Union owed O. G. Wilson $1,000, the face of his benefit certificate in the Home Protective Association, or whether it only owed him $363.35, as claimed by the defendant under the rule announced in Knight v. American Insurance Union, ante, p. 303, the judgment in the case at bar was wrong, because the defendant tendered the plaintiff the sum of $363.35 in full payment of the amount due under the benefit certificate and the plaintiff accepted the cheek and cashed it with full knowledge of the condition attached to…