National Life & Accident Ins. v. Barlow

OpmioN op the Court by

Judge Ratlipf

Affirming.

On October 8, 1930, diaries E. Barlow entered into a contract of insurance with the National Life and Accident Insurance Company, in which his wife, Nell Barlow, appellee herein, was named beneficiary. A copy •of the policy, filed with the petition, discloses that the, insured gave his occupation as that of a tire salesman, office and selling duties in store only. The principal sum stipulated in the policy was $1,000, and the insured paid a premium of $3.60 per month, which was the rale of premium to be paid for the occupation named.'

On the 6th day…