Davis v. District Grand Lodge No. 21, Grand United Order of Odd Fellows
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
LE BLANC, Judge.
Carrie Davis was named as beneficiary under a policy issued to B. J. Davis, by the bureau of endowment of District Grand Lodge No. 21, Grand United Order of Odd Fellows of Louisiana, on March 26, 1902. She was married to B. J. Davis, whose full name was Benjamin J. Davis, and is designated as his wife in the policy. Davis died at his domicile in the city of New Orleans, October 25, 1931. The policy was a graded one, but the insured had lived the full time required under its terms to make the maximum amount to be paid thereunder, that is, the sum of $500, exigible in case of…
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