Green v. Steward

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• a material misstatement voids the policy even if it was made honestly
• “In so far as the answers given [in an insurance application] were material, ... they must have been substantially true, in substantial accordance with the facts stated, or the policy would have been avoided, even though any misstatement ... was made honestly, and not fraudulently.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).