Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court· 10/19/1909
Lee v. Prudential Life Insurance
Citations
- 203 Mass. 299
- 89 N.E. 529
- 1909 Mass. LEXIS 933
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- holding that a policy and an application together constitute the contract between the parties, and that both are to be considered in determining their rights because the application states that it should “become a part of the contract for insurance hereby applied for”
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Judges: Knowlton
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