In Quinn v. Mutual Life Ins. Co., 91 Wn. 543, 158 P. 82, the applicant had been treated for syphilis on March 16th and 18th, and the following month, on the nineteenth of April, to be exact, made his application for insurance, stating that he was in good health and denying that he had had any illness or disease since childhood.
Summary of this case from Kay v. Occidental Life Ins. Co.Decided February 20, 1964
DECISION AFFIRMED
In Quinn v. Mutual Life Ins. Co., 91 Wn. 543, 158 P. 82, the applicant had been treated for syphilis on March 16th and 18th, and the following month, on the nineteenth of April, to be exact, made his application for insurance, stating that he was in good health and denying that he had had any illness or disease since childhood.
Summary of this case from Kay v. Occidental Life Ins. Co.Full title:QUINN, MATTER OF, v. JOHN HANCOCK MUT. LIFE INS. CO
Court:Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of New York, Third Department
Date published: Feb 20, 1964
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