Ohio Court of Appeals July 1, 1933, No 441 (New York Life Insurance v. Hosbrook)

lead-opinion

OPINION

By KLINGER, J.

The insurance company claims said answers were wilfully false, fraudulently made, and were material and induced the company to reinstate the policy; that but for said answers and representations, said policy would not have been reinstated. This defense, if established, would bar the plaintiff from any recovery.