Leverett v. Continental Casualty Co.

George Leverett and his son, George Clark Leverett, were section men on the Michigan Central- Railroad, near Kalamazoo. Each had an accident insurance policy with defendant, the father’s taken in September, 1925, with premium of $2.65 per month, and the son’s in May, 1926, with monthly premium of $2.95. As part of the contract, each gave an order to the railroad paymaster to deduct the premiums from his wages for one year and thereafter until insured should notify the insurer in writing to discontinue the policy. Each month defendant sent the paymaster a list of premiums to be deducted from…