Salamida v. John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Boston

The defendant issued two so-called industrial policies of life insurance, each for $250, upon the life of Angelina *704Salamida on the 25th day of February, 1931. Each of said policies was payable at death of the insured to her husband, the plaintiff in this action. The insured died on March 17, 1932. The policies were issued after solicitation by one Frate, an agent of defendant, who solicited insurance, delivered policies and made weekly collections of premiums. For some period of time prior to the application by the insured, Frate had been malting weekly visits to her home, collecting the…