Junior Order American Mechanics v. . Tate
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtDevin, J.
While there was no written certificate of insurance issued, it was admitted and found by the court below that the Junior Order United American Mechanics, a fraternal benefit society, acting through its funeral benefit department, contracted with Charles E. Tate, the decedent, then a member of the order, that in the event he was a member of said society, in good standing at the time of his death, the named society, the plaintiff, acting through its funeral benefit department, would pay funeral benefits amounting to $500.00 to the legal dependent of said decedent. It was further admitted that…
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