Badurka v. Home Life Insurance Co. of America

Opinion by

Graff, J.,

The Home Life Insurance Company of America issued a policy of insurance to Joseph Badurka upon November 14, 1924, and in said policy Mary Badurka, the assured’s mother, was named as beneficiary. The terms of the policy required that premiums be paid in quarterly sums of $12.43. The policy provided that: “Premiums are payable in advance at the executive offices, or to any agent of the company upon delivery, on or before the date due, of a receipt signed by the president, secretary or treasurer of the company and duly countersigned by said agent.”

Upon trial of the cáse, it…