Missouri Court of Appeals January 6, 1920 (Fisher v. Fisher)

lead-opinion

Of date May 10, 1909, the Prudential Insurance Company of America issued its policy on the life of Nathan Walter Fisher, whereby, by a "rider," it promised, upon the death of Fisher, he having complied with the terms and conditions of the policy, to pay to Anna Pearl Fisher, his wife, the sum of $30 immediately upon receipt of proof of his death, and $30 thereafter on the first day