On February 1, 1972 plaintiff issued a $25,000 insurance policy on the life of Patricia B. Tate in which her husband, the defendant here, was named as beneficiary. She died of pneumonia 23 months later. When the defendant demanded payment under the policy, the plaintiff made an investigation in which it learned that Mrs. Tate, in her application for the policy, had omitted the name of a psychiatrist whom she had seen. It thereupon commenced...
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