L. HAND, Circuit Judge.
The plaintiff, the beneficiary of a "double indemnity" life insurance policy, sued for the full amount, made up, as to one-half, of ordinary life insurance; as to the other, of insurance against death by accident. As a defence to the action for the first half the insurer alleged that the insured had allowed the policy to lapse by default for thirty days in the payment of a premium, due January 5, 1933. That on February 8, 1933, he applied to...
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