Burroughs v. JACKSON NAT. INS. CO.
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
Burroughs sued Jackson National Life Insurance Company and its agent, Robert O. Curtis, alleging fraudulent misrepresentation regarding a Jackson National product known as "Enhanced Ultimate," which Burroughs claims he was induced to purchase. Burroughs appeals from a summary judgment for Jackson National and Curtis.
Burroughs alleged that Curtis, an agent of Jackson National, told him that "he could 'get his money out' when he wanted to, though the policy had no cash value for the first two years." He testified in his deposition that he thought the "Enhanced Ultimate" product sounded "too…
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