Supreme Court of North Carolina, 1936

Head v. Prudential Insurance

Head v. Prudential Insurance
Supreme Court of North Carolina · Decided May 20, 1936
210 N.C. 203

Head v. Prudential Insurance

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

The trial court correctly interpreted the privilege, accorded plaintiff in the compromise settlement, to mean that the matter could be reopened upon actual, rather than presumptive, proof of death prior to 30 December, 1923. Lewis v. Lewis, 185 N. C., 5, 115 S. E., 885. Plaintiff’s interpretation of the agreement would render the settlement meaningless.

No error.

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