Suggs v. Travelers Insurance
Texas Supreme Court
Error from Cass. Tried below before the Hon. W. P. McLean. The opinion gives the facts.
1Opinion of the Court
Gaines, Associate Justice.
On April 18, 1883, the defendant in error issued to T. H. Harrison a policy of insurance, by which it bound itself, upon certain conditions in case of his death by accident, to pay to his children, Davie Harrison and Maude Harrison, the sum of one thousand five hundred dollars. He was accidentally killed about the first of March, 1884, and on the tenth of August, 1886, the plaintiff in error, as the next-friend of the beneficiaries, Davie and Maud Harrison, brought this suit on the policy to recover the amount named. The policy contained the following provision: “Ho…
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