Atlanta Mut. Ins. Ass'n v. Heard
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtWillson, C. J.
(after stating tbe case as above).
In ber written acceptance of the policy issued to ber, Mrs. Heard agreed, if sbe bad made any misstatement as to ber bealtb or physical condition in ber application tberefor, that tbe policy should “become null and void.” In tbe application referred to, Mrs. Heard stated that sbe was then in good bealtb. Tbe jury having found on uncontradicted testimony that sbe was, instead, in bad bealtb, and knew sbe was at tbe time she made the statement, appellant insists tbe judgment should have been in its favor, and that tbe trial court, therefore, erred when be…
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