Davis v. Texas Standard Life Ins. Co.

ALEXANDER, Justice.

On January 20, 1933, “Texas Standard Life Insurance Company, of Houston,” issued one of its certificates in Group A, by which it agreed to pay to Mrs. Alice C. Davis,- upon the death of her husband, Harry R. Davis, the sum of $2,500. Said certificate described the company so issuing it as “Texas Standard Life Insurance Company, Houston, Texas.” It provided that the company’s liability to pay the maximum amount of the certificate should be discharged by the payment to the beneficiary the net proceeds of one call of $1 on each $1,000 insurance in force in good standing and…