Ramsey v. Ramsey

Plaintiffs evidence tended to show the following facts: The defendant State Capital Life Insurance Company issued to Linn Mills Company for the benefit of its employees a group insurance policy No. 1300, and this policy, known as the master policy, was in full force and effect during the time alleged in plaintiffs complaint. When this group insurance policy was issued to Linn Mills Company, Charlie C. Rivers was, and had been for many years, an employee of Linn Mills Company. Under the group insurance policy the defendant on 16 August 1953 issued its group insurance certificate No. 130000625 to Charlie C. Rivers, called therein the insured, in the amount of $1,500.00, payable to his wife, Lela J. Rivers, the plaintiff, at his death, provided at such time the certificate of insurance was in force and effect. The premiums on the insurance certificate issued to Charlie C. Rivers were paid bi-weekly by Linn Mills Company, partly by deductions from Rivers pay cheque, and partly by its contributions.