Ferrell v. Metropolitan Life Insurance
207 N.C. 51
Opinion
Tbe plaintiff made out a prima facie case. Tbe defendant offered evidence tending to show that tbe policy in suit lapsed [52] for nonpayment of semiannual premium clue 26 October, 1932. The credibility of defendant’s defense was challenged by plaintiff’s denial of assured’s signature to the written acknowledgment. This made it a case for the jury.
There was error in directing the verdict.
New trial.
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Ferrell v. Metropolitan Life Insurance, 207 N.C. 51 (N.C. 1934).
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