National Life & Accident Ins. Co. v. Travis

BAUGH, Justice.

Appeal is from a judgment of the County Court for $178, in favor of appellee against appellant on appeal to that court from a like judgment in the justice court. The suit was upon a life insurance policy issued by appellant on May 25, 1936, on the life of Roseida Jackson, an eight year old negro girl, in which her aunt, Winnie Travis, with whom she lived, was named beneficiary. The policy was issued upon written application but without medical examination, and the premiums payable ten cents a week.

The child died December 24, 1936, and all premiums were regularly paid to the…