G & R Tire Distributors, Inc. v. Allstate Insurance

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing that when “a person of mature years who can read and write signs or accepts a formal written contract affecting his pecuniary interests, it'is his duty to read it, and notice of its contents will be imputed to him if he negligently fails to do so”
• recognizing that when “a person of mature years who can read and write signs or accepts a formal written contract affecting his pecuniary interests, it is his duty to read it, and notice of its contents will be imputed to him if he negligently fails to do so”
• recognizing that when “a person of mature years who can read and write signs or accepts a formal written contract affecting his pecuniary interests, it is his duty to read it, and notice of its contents will be imputed to him if he negligently fails to do so”
• in action based on misrepresentation, jury was correctly instructed that plaintiff could be contributorily negligent if he unreasonably failed to read his policy

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).