Metropolitan Life Insurance v. Bugg

The terms of the life-insurance policy in the instant case appear to coincide with the stipulations of the policy set forth in the certified questions propounded to the Supreme Court in the case of Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. v. Hale, 177 Ga. 632 (170 S. E. 875), except that in the instant ease it appears that there was a written application for insurance, which, however, was not attached to the policy, whereas in the Hale case the record in no wise indicated the existence of a written application. In that ease there was no effort to prove fraud on the part of the insured, but the defense…