New York Life Ins. Co. v. Street

Prom the statement in plaintiff in error’s brief, concurred in by defendant in error as substantially correct in so far as concerns the nature of the case and the general line of the testimony introduced, this much is quoted as reflecting the status of the cause on appeal;

“This suit was instituted by the New York Life Insurance Company to secure the reformation of a policy issued by it to the defendant in error on June 6, 1906. This policy provided for the payment of dividends for a period of 15 years, at which time, according to its terms, it would have a guaranteed cash value of $2,650,…