Raymond v. National Life Ins. Co.

Rineb, Justice.

On September 26, 1926, Willard E. Raymond, residing at Lander, Wyoming, and engaged in business as an oil well driller in one of tbe oil fields located some distance from that town, made application to the National Life Insurance Company, a corporation organized under the laws of the state of Vermont and authorized to transact business in Wyoming, for a $2,500 policy of life insurance. In that application, over Raymond’s signature, among other statements, there appears the following language, relative to the payment of the premium on the insurance sought:

“It is understood and…