Lamar Life Ins. Co. v. Culp.

By the bill complainant asks that an ordinary life policy for $2,500, issued by it on August 6, 1932, on the life of Edward M. Culp, be canceled, because in his application insured concealed the existence of a $2,500' policy in the United Benefit Life Insurance Company. It is insisted that this was done with actual intent to deceive the company, and that failure to disclose this policy increased the risk.

By section 6126 of the Code it is provided:

“No written or oral misrepresentation or warranty therein made in the negotiations of a contract or policy of insurance, or in the application…