Monger v. New Era Ass'n

Llewellyn Monger became a member of the defendant association on September 1,1900, and a benefit certificate was issued to him for $1,000. When he became a member of the association, he resided at Benton Harbor, in this State, but subsequently removed to Waterville, Wash., where he died in March, 1905. The association refused to pay on the ground that at the time of the death of Llewellyn he was suspended from the association for his failure to pay a special assessment payable in July, 1904. Suit was commenced and judgment by default was taken by the plaintiff. Subsequently this court set…