Reserve Loan Life Ins. Co. of Texas v. Brown
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
SMITH, Chief Justice.
This action was brought against Reserve Loan Life Insurance Company of Texas by Edward L. Brown, the designated beneficiary, to recover upon a policy issued by the Company upon the life of Bessie Alice Brown, now deceased.
The Insurance Company defended on the ground that the policy never became a binding contract because of stipulations in the application therefor, and in the policy itself, that it should not take effect unless the applicant was in good health at the time of its delivery to her and at the time the first premium was paid-. Since the case went off on…
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