Century Life Insurance Co. v. Counts

In this case the plaintiff in error was defendant and the defendant in error was plaintiff in the trial court. A tury Life Insurance Company. Judgment for the court was for the plaintiff. The suit was based upon an insurance policy, in which the defendant was named insurer, Nute Counts, husband of plaintiff, the insured, and plaintiff the beneficiary. Defendant in its brief presents three propositions as grounds for reversal:

First; Error of trial court in not giving judgment for defendant upon its motion for judgment upon the pleadings.

Second: Error in admitting certain evidence over its…