Ruddock v. Detroit Life Insurance

Supreme Court of Michigan · Decided 1920-04-10

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Fellows, J. (after stating the facts). We shall consider the questions raised in their order. 1 and 2. If the clause of this contract of insurance, which is involved in this action, is not contrary to public policy we perceive no good reason for holding it to be invalid. What its construction should be we shall consider under another head. The diligence of counsel has brought to our attention but one…

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