Chambers v. North American Accident Insurance

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Dawson, J.:

This was an a-ction to reform a policy of accident insurance and to recover thereon as reformed.

Plaintiff’s evidence tended to prove that on or about June 12, 1922, defendant’s agent, J. C. Salisbury, called on plaintiff and his partner, W. H. (Pete) Hill, at Arkansas City. Plaintiff and Hill were young men just out of the army and were aviators and parachute jumpers. They made their temporary headquarters at the garage of Art Hill, a brother of W. H. Hill. Plaintiff’s agent, Salisbury, solicited their applications for insurance. Hill said:…