United States v. Lindholm

DENMAN, Circuit Judge.

Albert L. Linjholm brought suit against the United States in 1932, to recover total disability payments under a policy of war risk insurance, alleging his service in the armed forces of defendant, the perfecting of a policy of insurance, his disability, and refusal of the government to make the payments demanded.

Subsequently the original plaintiff died, and Albert Julian Lindholm, his executor, and one of the present appellees, was substituted as plaintiff by stipulation. In a second amended complaint, the executor sued on the testator’s original cause of action and, in…