Metropolitan Casualty Ins. v. Lightsey
Citations
- 116 Miss. 136
- 76 So. 729
Syllabus
<p>Insurance. Casualty insurance. Breach of warranty. Condition of health.</p> <p>In this case, which was a suit upon a policy of casualty insurance to recover the indemnity provided for the complete fracture of two-or more ribs the court held that the evidence set out in the statement of facts herein was not sufficient to sustain the defense of a breach of .warranty that insured was physically sound, - materially affecting the risk, when at the time of his application, he had a chronic heart trouble.</p>
Judges: Stevens
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