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· 5/6/1899

Supreme Lodge of Patriarchs of America v. Welsch

Citations

  • 112 Kan. 55
  • 57 P. 115
  • 1922 Kan. LEXIS 374

Syllabus

<p>HEADNOTE BY THE REPORTER.</p> <p>Mutual Benefit Insurance — Payment oj Assessments — No Forfeiture. Where it is shown that a deceased member of a mutual benefit insurance company, prior to his death, had paid into his lodge sufficient funds to cover all legal assessments against him, no forfeiture can be declared, even though the lodge may have applied the funds paid in such manner as to ostensibly show that the assured was in arrears for the last assessment prior to his death.</p>

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