Strickland v. Dyer

The facts in this case are not in dispute, most of them being stipulated. On March 2, 1929, E. T. Dyer, deceased husband of appellee, contracted with appellant to finance him to make a crop during said year to the extent of $2,000. On said date he executed and delivered his note to appellant for said sum, due November 1, 1929, and secured by a mortgage on certain chattels and all crops to be grown by him. At appellant’s suggestion or by his requirement, Mr. Dyer- applied for and was issued a policy of life insurance in the Reliance Life Insurance Company in the sum of $3,000, the first…