Gober v. Federal Life Ins. Co.

On the ground that the court had no jurisdiction, the cause was dismissed. Plaintiff has appealed.

Defendant, Federal Life Insurance Company, is an Illinois corporation. It has been licensed to do business in Michigan (3 Comp. Laws 1929, § 12312), and has resident agents in various counties of the State. By course of mail, a policy contract was entered into between defendant at Chicago,’ Illinois, and Joseph Gober, residing at Niagara, Wisconsin, in which policy Joseph named his mother, the plaintiff, beneficiary. Joseph was killed in an accident occurring in Wisconsin. Plaintiff resides in…