Plaintiff sought to recover $190.28 in premiums paid to defendant company on the basis of being mislead to sign up as beneficiary of John Stewart (col). However, plaintiff discovered that she was unable to collect on policy o insured since she had no insurable interest in the life of John Stewart. Plaintiff filed suit seeking to recover premiums paid. See also box 1562. Exhibit: Policy, policy holder's receipt book, application for insurance policy

C.R. Taylor is sued General Exchange Insurance Corporation on a plea of debt due by action on a fire insurance policy that he had with the company. He claims they have failed to pay him what is owed to him for damages his property sustained in a fire.

The defendant was executrix of James S. Burnett, dec., in a suit on a life insurance policy issued to Burnett. The case evolved from a previous chancery case: Lady Kate Burnett v. Volunteer State Life Insurance Company. Commitment papers included.

Eli Davis sought to recover $2000.00 on a group insurance policy issued to the American Cigar Box Lumber Company of Johnson City. Exhibits: employee policy cards, group insurance claim records, memorandums for ordinary claim department, insurance applications, correspondence, policy certificates, birth certificates, employee time cards,

The plaintiff was originally sued for breach of an insurance contract taken out on her husband, John Francisco.

Plaintiff Hickman Jones, an African-American female, sued to recover monies paid defendant on insurance premium. Charfes defendant deliberately misrepresented its policies & benefits. Jones took out insurance on her boarder, Kelly Coachman, having been misled into believing that she would receive his death benefits. Suit arises from company informing her that she has no "insurable interest". Hickman unrelated to Coachman. In applying for policy she claimed to be his cousin.

Dispute between the parties over a disability sustained by one of the defendants.

Concerns certificate of insurance issued as a group policy on the employees of the Charles H. Bacon Company.

The defendant originally sued the plaintiff as a result of the accidental death of her husband (Worley Hunt), insured by the plaintiff.

The defendant claimed insurance on her deceased husband (Worley Hunt), struck by an automobile. The insurance company denied the claim based on evidence the deceased was drunk at time of the accident.

Mrs. Odie Scott is sued the insurance company for $225.00. She states that she is the named beneficiary in a life insurance policy taken out by her father, John Clayton, who is now deceased. Insurance Policy, Physicians Statement included.

Both plaintiffs were employed by Coalfield Coal Company and had group disability insurance through defendant company. Both plaintiffs were injured while on the job and sued defendant company for disability insurance benefits. Additional Plaintiff: Noah J. Stonecipher. Exhibits: Insurance policy, Notice of increase of insurance, correspondence between plaintiffs and defendant company.

The case involved the death of Mary Cate, insured by the plaintiff.

Amsy Wolfe died from a head wound sustained in a fall. Emma claimed that a basal skull fracture caused death, but 2 doctors testified that the gash was not fatal. After Amsy was in the casket, the doctors again examined his head. They found a depression near the base of the skull but could not say if it was natural or the result of a severe blow. Testimony: J. M. Payne, W. A. Randall, J. A. Renow, A. S. Jones, C. D. Farris, Arthur Wolfe & Drs. Armstrong McAfee & Ed Newell. Published writ of certiorari.

Rufus L. Herriford is in a dispute with the Prudential Insurance Co. He is seeking an insurance payment of $2500 Case in two folders. Correspondence included.

Defendant is charged with violation of insurance laws by operating an insurance company without obtaining and receiving a certificate of authority from the TN Department of Insurance and Banking.