Brown v. Equitable Life Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• considering case involving \insurability\ as a \condition precedent\ to insurance coverage, appellate court does not have \the power to create a new contract for the parties\
• considering case involving \insurability\ as a \condition precedent\ to insurance coverage, appellate court does not have \the power to create a new contract for the parties\
• life insurance applicant's death does not eliminate insurer's obligation to complete good faith investigation to ascertain whether applicant was \insurable as a standard risk\ so as to determine insurer's liability under conditional receipt
• life insurance applicant's death does not eliminate insurer's obligation to complete good faith investigation to ascertain whether applicant was \insurable as a standard risk\ so as to determine insurer's liability under conditional receipt

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).