Supreme Court of Connecticut February 15, 1856 (Sheldon v. Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance)

Ellsworth, J.

It being agreed that the contract for insurance would not be binding until the premium of insurance was received or provided for, and there being no policy delivered to prove that this was done, it became necessary, on the trial below, for the plaintiff to show, that the contract was perfected, and that the precedent condition had been complied with, so that his intestate was