Pawelczyk v. Allied Life Insurance
Court of Appeals of Arizona
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
NELSON, Judge.
The plaintiff, Walter Pawelczyk (Pawelc-zyk), appellant, applied for $50,000 worth of life insurance, to be issued by appellee, Allied Life Insurance Company (Allied). The application contained a provision which stated in part that the insurance would take effect only if and when the application was approved by Allied at its home office. Pawelczyk submitted to a medical examination and paid the first premium, but the application was not acted upon prior to the time that he suffered a serious heart attack. The application was subsequently rejected and appellants commenced…
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