Supreme Home of Ancient Order of Pilgrims v. Price
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtWiluson, C. J.
Appellee, plaintiff in tbe court below, was tbe beneficiary named in a policy issued by appellant (a fraternal benefit association, incorporated under tbe laws -of Texas) insuring tbe life of ber mother, Ann Burns, who died July 28, 1923. Tbe suit was for $500, but it was agreed at tbe trial that by the terms of tbe contract appellant’s liability was for only $400. Tbe controversy between tbe parties was as to whether ap-pellee, was entitled to the $400' or to only half that sum. Appellant’s contention that appel-lee was entitled to only $200 of tbe $400 and that ber sister Alberta Rainey was…
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