New York Life Insurance v. Miller

KEY, Associate Justice.

Appellee sued appellant, alleging that it, through its agent, R E. Harris, by false and fraudulent representations, induced appellee to execute to him, said Harris, two negotiable promissory notes for $83 each, with ten per cent interest, and the usual stipulation as to attorney’s fee; that said notes were transferred before maturity, and he had been compelled to pay the same, with interest, etc.

The only, specification in the petition of the alleged fraud is, that appellant, by said agent, agreed to send appellee a life insurance policy stipulating that the premiums…