Mears v. Columbia Mutual Insurance Co.

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• in a fraudulent application case, a fact is material “if stated truthfully, [it] would likely affect the conduct of those engaged in the insurance business acting reasonably and naturally, in accordance with the practice usual among such companies under such circumstances”

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