Lovick v. Providence Life Ass'n

after stating the case: When on the trial the plaintiff closed his introduction of evidence, the defendant demurred ore tenus thereto, and insisted that accepting and treating it as a true embodiment of the material facts of the case, the plaintiff could not recover, because he failed to pay a premium as required by the terms of the policy of insurance in question, and by such failure this policy became absolutely forfeited and inoperative; and likewise all premiums and assessments paid by the plaintiff on account of the policy were forfeited to the defendant, and the latter was not bound to…