American Nat. Ins. Co. v. Bailey.

Suit by appellee against appellant on a life insurance policy for $504, issued and delivered on May 18, 1925, to her husband, J. E. Bailey, who died October 22, 1925. Proof of death and formal demand for payment were duly made, and appellant denied liability, after which suit was filed for the amount of said policy, including interest, penalties, and attorney’s fees. For its principal defense, appellant-pleaded a clause of its policy, providing, in effect, that such policy should not take effect, unless the assured was in good health at the time of its delivery, and alleged that at said time…