American National Insurance v. Hale

This is an action by Laura S. Hale against the American National Insurance Company on two policies, one dated March 24, 1924, for $240, and the other dated October 6, 1924, for $94. The insurance company defended the action on the ground that the assured was not in sound health at the time the policies were issued. It was in evidence, and not denied, that the policies had been issued and delivered by the agent who took the application for insurance, and the premiums had been paid. The appellee testified that, at the time the applications were made and the policies delivered, there was nothing…