Wolski v. National Life & Accident Insurance

This is an action brought by the beneficiary on two industrial insurance policies of the face value of $740 and $96, respectively, issued by the defendant company to Paul Wolski October 6, 1930. The premiums were paid on the policies until December 21, 1936, at which time the weekly premiums became delinquent. An agent of the company usually called at the insured’s home weekly to collect the premiums, but did not call after said date. February 23, 1937, the insured paid premiums in arrears and signed applications to revive the policies. Other evidence will be discussed in the opinion. At the…