Empire Life Ins. Co. v. Landman
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the CourtThomas, J.
The Empire Life Insurance Company issued a policy of insurance upon the life of appellee’s intestate. The premiums thereon were paid in cash until May 27, 1915, when premium loan was made for the payment of the premium when due, and the same was fully paid to February 15, 1916. No other premiums were paid, though complainant’s intestate lived until February 3, 1918. The insurance company becoming involved in financial difficulties, its assets and management were taken over by William A. Wright, insurance commissioner of the state of Georgia, who proceeded with the administration of the…
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