Commonwealth Life Insurance v. Rider

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Settle

^Affirming.

The appellant, an industrial insurance company, issued' two policies on tlie life of appellee’s husband, Walter E. Rider. One for $200.00, bearing date December 7,1908; the other for $300.00, December 28,1908. The premium on the $200.00 policy was sixteen cents per week; that on the $300.00 policy, twenty-four cents per week. Both policies were payable to appellee at the death of the husband, and were made incontestable after two years, though neither had become so before the insured’s death.

A medical examination of the insured was not necessary…