Newman v. Masonic Mutual Life Insurance

Supreme Court of North Carolina

Newman v. Masonic Mutual Life Insurance

181 N.C. 485

DecidedMarch 23, 1921

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Newman v. Masonic Mutual Life Insurance, 181 N.C. 485 (N.C. 1921).

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Opinion

Per Curiam.

Tbe facts found are sufficient to support tbe judgment, wbicb seems to be in accord with tbe views of tbe defendant before tbis action was commenced, as its secretary and general manager wrote tbe attorney for tbe plaintiff on 26 January, 1917:

“Mr. Newman’s premium was due on 31 December, and be bad thirty days grace in wbicb to pay it. Tbe policy was therefore in full force and effect when be died. "We are therefore enclosing you tbe proofs of death.”

Affirmed.

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Per Curiam.

Tbe facts found are sufficient to support tbe judgment, wbicb seems to be in accord with tbe views of tbe defendant before tbis action was commenced, as its secretary and general manager wrote tbe attorney for tbe plaintiff on 26 January, 1917:

“Mr. Newman’s premium was due on 31 December, and be bad thirty days grace in wbicb to pay it. Tbe policy was therefore in full force and effect when be died. "We are therefore enclosing you tbe proofs of death.”

Affirmed.

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181 N.C. 485, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/newman-v-masonic-mutual-life-insurance-nc-1921.