Postal Ben. Ins. Co. v. Johnson

STANFORD, Chief Justice.

On September 31, 1931, Harriet Johnson,, a colored woman of Tucson, Arizona, had. her life insured with the United Mutual. Benefit Association, which had been organized under the provisions of Sections 608, 609 and 610 of the Revised Code of Arizona, 1928. The certificate of insurance-was for $1,000 to be paid to her beneficiary at the time of her death, her beneficiary-being her son, the appellee herein. The-premium to be paid was $3.30 per month.

Harriet Johnson passed away at Tucson, on July 29, 1943.

The said sections mentioned of our Code-of 1928 were amended by…