Murray v. Montgomery Ward Life Insurance

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• affirming judgment in favor of insurer in litigation involving misrepresentation on insurance application and discussing neither section 10-7-102(1)(c) nor an earlier version thereof
• listing requirement that “applicant knowingly ma[k]e [a] false statement or knowingly conceal[ ] [a] fact” as one of five elements insurer must prove to justify rescission of life insurance policy based on misrepresentations in application
• “The effect of a presumption is to create a prima facie case, upon which judgment may be rendered in the absence of contrary evidence.”
• \a litigant may establish certain underlying facts and the law will allow a presumption to arise from those facts\ \upon which judgment may be rendered in the absence of contrary evidence\
• \a litigant may establish certain underlying facts and the law will allow a presumption to arise 7° 6C from those facts\ \upon which judgment may be rendered in the absence of contrary evidence\

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