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New York Life Ins. Co. v. Rees
19 F.2d 781
8th Cir.
1927
Check Treatment

KNAPPEN, Cirсuit the District Court tion, under which it fully ing relevant lacking tially ror. view considered ignation was evidence. Bessette v. accused in record with incompetent evidence “the isted, although dence. ble relation while the court had other information to his attention pending in of have sent of counsel for the What was minum there was substantial evidence finding we must United States the action of the appears in on she has considered those facts in spiracy that the trial court content to acts conclusion the trial Kelly sion. 947. court, the prospective Ohio, Before PER CURIAM. On S. Ct. application Nor similarly The review which had more sequence it, directly Upon fully considered in the That we v. United In the Castings sequence in substantial sequence were, to influence certain members matter. evidence Eastern do accept court, corruptly 665, complaint prosecuted thought pertinent guilt. committing accused, been intended to influence DONAHUE, court. Prom a conviction the record say, alleged contemptuous we find put with was of considered juror of opinion might another does the court was inadmissible. the environment consent hypothesis, here bore if Co. C. C. court was into States Some of events,” of events C. C. Division, did not contempt of L. Ed. for the Northern supported it does not endeavoring this rule. finding the utmost (6 erroneously acted evidence is writ of received at the Judges. have error, upon Conkey, is investigation of a con- acts support, tending A.) 251 less (9 accused, reaching information record facts criminal cause subsidiаrily 997; stated, MOORMAN, not offered in reviewing warrant a convic- based on evidence, and are NEW C. C. drawn the motive plaintiff in error if none other culminating par- bearing upon the respect wholly majority A.) 214 F. under that faets constitut- does “environment” appear to support referred accused; Sona relevancy. to show with Swepston v. put YORK A.) and, substantial his conclu- acts a different error, U. S. 205. We insepara influence anything hearing, District brought into the it, that nothing in will- ground argued 19 P.(2d) there- alleg affect upon 1. Insurance to as Alu acts, con *1 LIFE 324, des and other than a evi- ex ju we F. properly admitted 3. proved. no error to pel.] meeting misrepresentation of known material facts in- in Oklahoma check for delivery homa consistent with of knowledge all Oklahoma action-by him induced 2. Insurance clothing to statutes were INS. CO. v. or is induced to party sale as where the apparent power clothing topped truth» edge. der render homa 8201, 8204, 8205, 8210). position party Oklahoma Oklahoma homa life [Ed. Note. —For Estoppel On Petition Circuit Estoppel Insurance <©=>222— NEW insurer were made the truth power disposition Pledge Where Indisputable Contract of surrender Owner true title. corrupt attempt to influencethe Phrases, Oklahoma contract, laws contract. injury, judgment and absence of required another with injury YORK the surrender value deal with another with Court are contract. being clothing last act was done of life deny <@=>75 <©=>75—Elements denying charging contract. REES (Comp. closed disposition, <©=>240—Contract <©=>222— First and absence of fair part purchase are August 21, 1926. misrepresentation, subsequent claim; (2) ignorance since minds. is without Oklahoma contract ownership. of LIFE INS. citizens elements delivery by Comp. —Owner party claiming No. to that is affirmed. and surrender Rehearing, consideration estopped against policy, made in him the truth should (1) property another Appeals. without demand St. disposition, inducing third contracts, Pledgee Oklahoma, apparent 7052. Pledge Okl. intentional or careless apparent power evidence of equal Second whereby definitions, complying of place had no pledgee clothing of life citizens deal with Oklahoma, misrepresentation; 1921, 4123, to his St. Eighth apparent CO. v. REES. foreign May 19, means of knowl- of life equal 8210. essential of a contract of estoppel Series, title or Okl. life apparent estoрpel; was an §§ of what a third right surrender ignorance another injury, with see Words constituted Oklahoma, notice and Circuit. life agent and there Oklahoma means of juror. the third a willful an Okla- insurer’s policy in was not 1927. of one Estop- closed Okla- Okla- is es- title dis- one un- of §§ is *2 REPORTER, FEDERAL 2d SERIES ‍‌​‌​​‌‌​​‌‌​‌‌​‌​​‌‌‌‌‌​‌‌‌​​‌‌​‌​‌‌​​​​‌​​‌‌‌​‌‍making having opportu- @=>115 Party @=>222 Estoppel Estoppel of one 6. 13. Insurance. — — assignment another, nity estoppel by plea exhibit surren- to disclose to policy life dering insurer, pledge, it to in evidence. to claim matter constitutes affirmative defense.- party opportunity es- If a has no to disclose toppel pleading, may matter in Estoppel assignment he making exhibit one absolute which thereof at trial issue policy another, who surrendered it to of life say assign- value, involves the fact. that its surrender tо for an affirmative was a is defense. @=>404 Pleading plead mate- 14. —Omission @=>471(2) Testimony surety Evidence on 7. by by thereon — rial is cured of issue fact tender pledged agree- policy for debt was party. objec- policy security toment hold as held not pleading is cur- An omission to material tionable. regarding by pleading ed tender issue Testimony surety on debt to for opposite party. policy pledged, that its officers which life agreed was security @=>404 policy him, Pleading for was to hold as of issue tendered 15. —Trial objectionable estops parties subsequently pleading not as a conclusion. from nying properly issues were made. @=>91 giv- testimony 8. Trial to strike —Refusal by pleading, in ab- Trial of issue tendered: objection on en direct examination without plea, answer, replication rais- sence of subjected to cross-examination held not abuse estops it, though they pleaded, es as had been of discretion. subsequently denying issues from that assigned policy, action In life which was on taking any answer, properly made, ad- were indebted, bank to which and sur- to rendered ficiary, claiming refusing assured rep- vantage, plea, in absence of such bank, brought by bene- to.insurer lication. assignment pledge, testimony surety to strike on out Principal agent @=>178(1) 16. —Notice where debt that the surrender the of discussed value agent agent principal, not notice to is policy agent, on di- given insurer’s with power, reference have to act does not with objection, examination, without and sub- rect jected thereto. cross-examination, to extended was not notice Rule that notice to constitutes abuse discretion. principal not to have not does does include who Appeal @=>1047(1) Judgment principal 9. will refer- for his — act rulings affirmed, where subject-matter on evidence er- very ‍‌​‌​​‌‌​​‌‌​‌‌​‌​​‌‌‌‌‌​‌‌‌​​‌‌​‌​‌‌​​​​‌​​‌‌‌​‌‍if notice re- ence to to which roneous, prejudicial. not lates. rulings evidence, As concerns where on insured, @=>253(5) 17. Trial —Instruction rulings, erroneous, if could not have been so having assignee, paid policy value would prejudicial verdict, judg- as affected the assignee bound, not held in absence of notice that ment must be affirmed. collateral, ig- erroneous, held noring estoppel. claim Rehearing. On Petition for Where, in action on life insurance @=>222 Beneficiary estopped assigned by 10. Insurance which had been benefi- insured and — recovеring ciary paid-up assignee, on insurer if had no con- knowledge assignment flicting evidence on of defendants’ paying assignee; assignment surrender value to as to whether was a introduced, sale had been refusal If insurer policy by bound, that defendant not be in ab- would beneficiary insured was a showing assignee sence held pledge, sale, and not a as evidenced collateral, erroneous, depriving held of claim of contract, until after it had surrender value estoppel. of trial defendants assignee, beneficiary estopped .of maintaining from thereafter on aft- er insured’s death. In Error to the District Court of the Unit- Pleading @=>186 Defendant, by for the Eastern silence aft- States District of Mis- — reply pleading joined estoppel, er denial such souri; Faris, Judge. Charles B. 1256). (Rеv. issue St. Mo. § Action of life insurance El- 1256, providing Under Rev. St. Mo. § len M. Bees New York Life Insur- allegation reply that deemed matter in shall be estoppel controverted, Company. Judgment issue of was suf- ance for pleaded ficiently silence, defendant aft- brings defendant error. and re- Reversed reply expressly pleaded er facts a denial of essential manded,, directions. estoppel thereby tendered such is- sue. H. Jones, Frank Sullivan and C. James @=>l Estoppel plead need Jr., Louis, 10—Defendant not (James Jones, of St. Mo. both C. estoppel ing it, givr prove in order where facts te Hocker, Eugene Angert, Lon O. H. complaint. rise thereto were Louis, Mo., brief), on the St. Where, policy, plain- in action on insurance in error. plead pledge complaint, tiff failed Chauncey Louis, Clarke, Mo., H. of St. necessary plead plain- defendants in error. to claim tiff’s permitted prove order to be SANBORN, Judge, Before Circuit it, opportunity it had no such estoppel. JOHNSON, Judges. MUNGER District surance benefit insured gee, debted denced and Mrs. Rees Wagner from, poliey and the efit render signment of the cash On company” 1922, husband ed signment and plied to the insurance company insurance that the bank was not liable because the Mrs. Rees. buy that, although suant required surrender value of the tion whether the ness of Mr. Rees to it for about foreclosed poliey Rees and the tried to a mere der it. come tice, up receive and WALTER After the death of Mr. $4,000. Mr. Rees February 4,1916, them and policy. bank real Okl., or sell the insurance the lien or surrender value. About рledgee, that value was to it the to its terms. Mrs. Rees subject About to the of his value, presented and delivered to the took the its owner advantage company the life Company, proposed sale, public Upon had transaction between Mr. owner to the amount company to surety was a mere sections Guaranty The March wife, Ellen assigned bank was brought poliey Mr. and Mrs. demand of poliey and submitted to promissory H. so that the without to the written applied these made an absolute written as- rules and poliey “and all bank which returned a verdict for bank, and delivered that as- the insurance was entitled on SANBORN, the conditions of the said company thereon. At that time Mr. to be Bunn’s Charles to it. 4,1917, Mr. Rees made at the time of the $769.76. pleadings poliey corporаte to the bank that right company for poliey State'Bank died on October had or of about secure M. payment, public policy of that New York the written bank notes, poliey and, second, regulations The its terms Compiled $4,000 specified NEW YORK Rees to plaintiff and answered that it Rees) to sell or surren- Rees, A. but remained from Mr. and Circuit dividend, or derived assignment. The the indebted- replied, first, the ease was with Natt T. company January 12, received the authority $3,150, evi- $3,150, against 8201, application never private, Mrs. of Musko- never bank absolute, Life In- the Statutes provid- deliver- Judge. $769.- there: bank, ques- date, ben- pur- sum LIRE ap- her no- F.(S in- 31, be- a) iey it carried with it therefor, and in or under the found that the ment or sale of the Rees ment of the found for plaintiff. tion 8205. take the surrender value various circumstances pany of thorities surrender law and the that the transaction pledged policy. Rees and the was of the bank, ance property pledgor of the time enforced vided : the state rights ed must governments, states upon statutes, the bank never surrender the cumstances ship accordance with the demand der value of the debt INS. CO. REES pledge Mr. pledgee proposed 78i give Oklahoma, The first “A “The “A to secure the defendant; pledged-to him, except Rees to company, and thereof pledgee notice *3 absolute pledgee payment be made (the owner) make the trial in this sale and - pledged in accordance with of Oklahoma.. pledgor it they As in this case must be opinion that, notwithstanding bank and poliey pledged propеrty payment support and under sale of jury complaint of the insurance rules and the bank was bank was not notice by a pledgee and plaintiff, or policy. Counsel bank held it ought but must under "this took poliey, including the cannot sell him, insurance payment of by public to take secure every that, Rees will to it governing their that, if provisions and give or no better title than the poliey, if he could be of the debt secured and to between Mr. and Mrs. court if the or a pledgee, in the absence of such did right verdict should be for debt find verdict for the various statutes the ease corporations.” property compliance sold, acquired the surrender value Those statutes actual place auction.” merely policy may duty they general charge the debt must a but take due to below, however, is that property pledg- laws the assured had transaction was the debt absolute absolute demand Mr. the statutes of them at or the the of the statutes tell the owner cite obligations governed at which the believed and of Mr. such reason- was a mere evidence of the surren- the owner- pledged rightfully many found, other cir- the bank rights rule with the imposed security right right Section assign- found insur- under Rees. court com- jury pro- pol- Sec- au- to REPORTER, 2d FEDERAL SERIES lahoma these was the minds was pany’s last Mut. of and its ten poliey zens state ing to company; place zens and residents of anty poliey poliey surance fore the anty state New York. The pledged property place sonal Guaranty the date and which said notice shall contain the name of bank shall selling directly, able time owners date States, five session as collateral obligation pledgor utes A. (N. ** [1, Oklahoma, the statutes of Oklahoma the the 573, 577, 138 C. C. A. And 2] into them [N. charge S.) As act was done also public of Oklahoma. The an written of the Bank and the two Life Ins. Co. v. State Bank was a of a contract property state of of * was bank At the time the time the contract state of Oklahoma. goods, chattels, which was such check these contracts S. Ct. 57. The S.] Oklahoma as to Oklahoma, Oklahoma amount company, time therein sale.” an Oklahoma section 4123 of agreements Provided, is to be Bank delivery before tbe sale as will enable the made, employ moneys, directly due attend.” Section 8201. and places trade or 400); pledge, and the namе of the the request pledges for the surrender (Armour Oklahoma. 1,19, delivery the contract it, claimed notice; last Mr. and Mrs. Rees were citi parties. court that to be sold essential sold, 56 L. Ed. granted the upon was contract; and the surrender value of the is the’nature of the default latter’s that it security act commerce, by were as much as if McCue, Oklahoma to the Guar specified were made in wares merchandise: contract; there was January, Packing of the insurance Oklahoma, provided C. C. the comply contract in this case demand, posting county corporation corporation place contract description Clark v. least come may be due acceptance and surrender of A. it was made in was to it were had beеn writ the insurance for such Northwestern failure with the stat closed Ok Co. 135,14 sell value at which the ten into its pledgor, wherein the that: 38 L. R. no error in a notice in notice, test meeting U. S. made, thereon at the buying or v. United Belt, was done the state parts any per- days debt the in of the of of the to there Guar or in- relat L. R. com pos- citi “No and and 223 the the the the the be- A. representation; tion; the Rees familiar be and quent pleaded material carelessly by that, if misrepresented such misrepresentation; topped cure Mr. company tive ments al or truth and ed the facts produce evidence with the than that the duced to portunity ought the owner company the ment of the other substantial pledge purchase ing payment insurance of tices pledgee signеd ance [4, deny surrender the permitted *4 the it, (3) the Such an 5] plaintiff property ground absence of It of defense; left the careless provided the bank. and claim of such an estoppel policy, The next and that the latter, it the transaction between Mr. and it is insurance as a and the court to have instructed apparent apparent Rees’ debt to be the bank was facts inconsistent with the subse pay whereby who or deal with (4) injury than that it acted in reliance company of delivered to the bank and in reli poliey, allegations of the poliey, that the thus is estoppel, however, indisputable. estopped by right misrepresentation poliey; to be ignorant their defense from out induced no better claims the bank. equal ought contention of оwnership public (2) her poliey to be amount; and if pleaded, company party a third equal which she and her husband to its title or proved. was relied the latter claiming pledge they debt husband support general ignorance the statutes. means to this action $769.76, if the defendant of that it given without first demand- auction after the no- who invokes the mis who clothes another injury title means of (4) thereby estoppel; to his upon. an party it would have that the insurance the erred in its are or Indispensable latter if no better title had pleaded; the true title is rule of law that or defending on existence absolute absolute surrender value intentionally of its denial if making counsel for the misrepresenta that of a mere the surrender in that (1) of known and of the truth is induced to injury made to sе it No was a mere an of (3) intention insurance equity the truth such plaintiff denying affirma- was in disposi assign assign an sale convey charge and to prov is es- been jury op- ele or to the the defense of for the defendant. ly denied, transaction when tions, This request for the instruction demonstrates the urged. absolute ‍‌​‌​​‌‌​​‌‌​‌‌​‌​​‌‌‌‌‌​‌‌‌​​‌‌​‌​‌‌​​​​‌​​‌‌‌​‌‍and livered fact that sive render the terms render nothing more; fense alleged unlimited in to transfer to the bank still pay the signment ed a acted under had surrendered nied. The things, denied. for instructions to the foreclosed. The defendant pledged to it to return fit sold not policy. pleadings presented. When ficiary, and that the ing else. The that assignment quest nor in amend ant company, motion Mr. After the court -had delivered its Thereupon, either Mr. or evidence was substantial case was tried a sale that Mis. Mr. and Mrs. Rees adhered to the defense copy enforcing its the record was that the found its answer value thereof that assigned insurance. from the verdict the actual transaction between Mr. It preponderant Rees and that the court could not take that that the court because the evidence was so pleaded in its charge, of it to first existence and after counsel for the defend- (2d)— that time policy, including its this effective, answer an absolute the record before the court secure the insurance terms, jury of these had never in its or to presented jury did the defendant the bank was a claim for the reasons now on the issues which The defendant should return a verdict this ease. The company had therefor. the insurancе a debt paid $769.76, and neither in favor, answer, in that every right at that time that the had made replied, among instructions request request instruct the nothing more, assignment of its made no motion to NEW YORK to the insurance of Mr. as the several never in which the court bank which the the trial assignment which but legal company way. which bank, estoppel, surrendering redeemed It for instruc- absolute as- preponder- effect was if he answered answered company failed to were de- plaintiff requests present- But the proper- persua- present jury attach- it merely reality ended, death bene- bene- noth- made *5 these' LIFE had tion was baseless. was de- the to this the 752, re- I’.(aa) it and settled special agent Wagner tell ern fendant would the loan value three months object this ing him stated madе a was that was a cross-examination drew out of with the defense benefit of that all had: discussed loan value of the testified that ing signment, showing ant amination- was who was forcing policy pel “In connection so late and was Natt T. policy as INS. submit v.Co. surrender the paid up This was as be- that.” Counsel point Louisville Gaddy Wagner There were other trial CO. REES Edmondson, which was in to that, be, anticipating I Jackson, before, bound, testimony request it to her claim proof Sullivan, of notice to us that Wagner, what the loan value of the it which taken 97 C. C. A. surety said to security counsel for the collateral that, “wanting to know its Oklahoma informed me within reasonable presenting testimony New York Life also testified claims and attended in 1921 he elapsed you debt of in the refusal & N. Co. there matter thаt he solicited insurance for near for another security. so obscure policy four state of view pleaded on jury. under its policy, defense of a counsel were not asked that.” conclusion, denied, policy the vice respect R. latter security.” witness general agent exceptions Rees, policy witness: complaints of the terms when was with Mr. him in the absence time of its admission would have the notes the defendant in Choctaw effectually by plead- debt of Rees to the approximately affairs between defendant said: hardly was City presenting we agreed defendant came at pledged on his direct ex instruction to the bank I passed president for would be. As I Womack, Gaddy the bank’s ask and that Company, tried that there at that length personal estop- surety might a conversation only officein so colloquy was “No; 114 C. ever two or the witness thereto of this trial. inconsistent Gaddy, O. to hold the your honor and it came defendant: of this as- what the objection plaintiff, have was the & G. court to —” C. A. held so of some time, the de do secure, policy would objec East time. what busi- And that, ask en- his At R. “I F. I REPORTER, 2d 19 FEDERAL SERIES been received fendant, or the court that case rulings on the admission and exclusion of evi roneous could have been so verdict issue, testified that it was a dence, but a studious examination of each of sion is homa if with it in. claims knew and testified to the facts decisive of that ness defendant as to have them has convinced that none of them if er without have been sale, and there is no rect examination harmless one. As we have shown the nied the pledge strike out agreement, Gaddy been error to the motion told bank. sue of could have affected was the issue of sale or dence of a sale of the objection, and after extended cross-examina- cretion of counsel for the surance [9] Gaddy Counsel discussed the this conversation between trial, One of plaintiff trial, check for the There urged him about what it action, a fatal error. But evidence on the issue whether upon it, denial of City office,and that necessary committed that At the close what to strike it out rested of the pleaded by would have been the same that it was On objection Eastern was that this motion, policy could and the evidence which a fatal while been below, Petition for the lоan value from each of the court, testimony of reasons deny matter with not be considered exhaustively policy, it in judgment estopped from defendant those for the stricken insurance Oklahoma direct the grant or which issue evidence had because be settled the defendant. The motion. Gaddy and it does not seem to us doubt affected in *6 pleadings, prejudicial abuse for a and there was no evi- policy was, and the court alleged motion, case, examination after Rehearing. witnesses, effect must be affirmed. had been out, cross-examination, made a Wagner in his di- not the prejudicial the denial company, him, and pledge rehearing of this argued erroneously in the sound dis- and. Again, if out and our conclu but the written our minds defendant, defendant sent pаrties during deliver the verdict of that he recovering errors Wagner the course of this error, handled would receipt of this court motion to and not a discretion those for excepted. plaintiff, demand way received only Gaddy to the asked but a Okla- ques- was, held who de- in- is- alt made no averment company of the complaint by the defendant pertinent toppel. plaintiff and ered the written proof of his death to the plaintiff there cited. Barnes Union ed the issuance bank delivered to made the had to the plaintiff render value of the action was action and written provided miums for tage surrender the If able cause ed in tween Mr. and Mrs. Rees signment of Mr. and Mrs. Rees to the defend- ant, Rees died signment claims len tion Co. suring his life for the benefit plaintiff. On March tion are facts er value thereof. on counsel and State [10] this claim We February 4, 1916, bank. The defendant bank, premiums, M. paid the (C. thus demanded to be had or fact, reads, The actual presented Bank of made and delivered policy that it never had bank 89; turn v. contract these. C. assignment.- for the In her presented and received therefor the surrender to believe or But assignment be a A.) Given v. two condition the “all her husband surrender estopped considered recovering upon October and her the averments of the bank about Muskogee, Okl., a written as- and received from it the sur- secure a debt Mr. Rees there $4,000. the death of complaint necessity pledge years Pacific dividend, benefit, and advan- evidences, policy. payment by insured issued Pursuant transactiоn, however, defendant claimed concerning defendant was well found derived therefrom.” Mr. policy and has and not the 5,1917, Times-Republican policy $769.76, can be no assignment to Charles policy, from maintaining suspect was claimed again Ry. husband, any “and,” In her receive the surrend- answer to therein, them the 1922. The Co. to the policy notice or reason to this pleading made and been of his her Mr. answer to the written that the trans was that doubt that the the time complaint as the sale which the (C. January 12, long to the bank. A. paid, court. payment assignment Charles bank, briefed and eases insurance pleadings this Guaranty provision A.)C. policy Rees, wife, and still and her this es- after it by policy. $4,000 policy might deliv- alleg- Prtg. ques- owed they pre- this she the El- be as- in- A. To this answer received therefor the surrender of the and the written had been done known, mere silence cited thereby expressly Railways Co., 158 the transaction between to the defendant pel defendant had fendant Y.) surance as lienholder policy prior 551, the death of the insured therein.” the bank was a to ‍‌​‌​​‌‌​​‌‌​‌‌​‌​​‌‌‌‌‌​‌‌‌​​‌‌​‌​‌‌​​​​‌​​‌‌‌​‌‍disclose sential pledge was said bank adverse livered their written by sented it the defendant trial 14 Vt. avoidance.” 1919, 1256. Philadelphia, complaint, Howard, der to clared that at the time of exhibit the S. She further [12,13] (D. W. L. Ed. the exercise of virtue reply 445, estoppel. 36, Am. C.) the bank reply of the surrender to make said surrender Judge § 53; Powell fact of the be defendant that said sufficiently pleaded. That statute 255 448; party, expressly 560, 119 W. 13 shall be of the By permitted to and not a estoppel vel 157; value of nor until the fоr the first time she the bank the matter “the F. Goode, alleged How. joined that It was these averments lienholder had no the surrender of the Revised Statutes presented Wilmington, Wood If a before the death of estoppel 182, Dec. issue which secure a debt of Shelton the time allegation bank held statute deemed controverted Mo. estoppel, S. maturity tendered the issue thereof in evidence at the ordinary v. their that value to the not whose 185; v. plead in her 603; Babcock v. United only, Tinsley, App. 275, non, Jackson, opportunity U. by reply came prove it, because the necessary in this case by pleading, issue, v. Southern “defendant 47. In the ease last of Missouri and has no they Lord v. NEW S.) and demanded a denial knowledge-of the defendant etc., said reply involves the fаct. of said of said direct and that all this care would have estoppel in or plaintiff in new matter 137 Mo. and the 307, made and de- tiffs. that therefore her lack of notice 8 Wend. R. 283, authority of Missouri YORK opportunity Mr. Rees to fendant was not alleged assignment. that at Bigelow, Mrs. Rees entitled to in, reply. Mr. Rees. a insurance denial or R. Co. 334, 335, reply knew, 284,138 Ry. Co. he so that *19 the es by the repre- estop of in- App. LIFE (N. the Missouri P.(Sd) de *7 its In or 43 in v. 8 v. v. vantage 102 fact is cured Keator Lumber Co. v. Patch, reason to Mr. and Mrs. which afforded no 408, 413, it. Defendant answered position 434, 437,12 much unnecessary. ing or TNS. and not a defendant to cured defendant had 424, Ed. Ralph, Estoppel (5th 930] or estoppel, en their 612, á clared his ern law and the rules of Texas N. R. “Counsel for defendant Ess v. Chicago St. der value Clark v. Garth v. [15] cause of action and their evidence sustained pleading, Lyon Independent rebuttal, replication. Iowa, 350, 364, replication Wis. faith of the Union estoppel by 567; Henry introduced had been thus 615, ; 12 CO. properly subsequently denying by Testimony & Clink not, 669, 252 U. Griffith, indemnity. (Mass.) they Caldwell, S. W. is untenable. Their City Austin, 31 Ct. v. 44 N. was exceeded suspect mortgage The trial of the issues tendered Even sale at the time it Tel. keep Loomis defect and Mass. the absence of such 671; REES S. O. R. Co. S. Ct. Ry. by v. pleading [28 An S. made and from Co. Ed.) which Thurston, averment declaration W. School District the tender 139 Mo. if, 663, Bank of Havelock v. West 9 Pick. 62. 286, 290,40 Co. v. Burnham (C. A.)C. was introduced entitled, that the transaction Schuster v. omission v. available Am. 72 534, 669, v. pleaded, estops (C. A.) absence of a in order to 56 N. W. notice or opportunity mortgage 734; Wright had been note opportunity As Sneed, pleading Mo. 17 Am. pleading Riley, raises rendered such C. Gans v. Insurance of the 55 the bank fact, Rep. 535]; Bigelow, 36 L. Ed. Thompson, the ease took course objection, insists 3, p. v. 622, by general 47 Cal. L. Ed. because he had de to few, plaintiffs Minn. Miller, 99 on the evidence. necessary them, as in our 141 F. S. Ct. plead satisfied, Carson, 650; opposite party. 629, 630; St. taking petition 698.” prove it; Mo. against plain (C. plaintiffs plea, issue reply quoted plea, was a show he was 789; to do by plaintiffs 21; Foye 495; v. the surren Rep. practice [40 the issues any, a material 144 U. S. but, 321, Anderson plead 307, 309; 221 U. S. C.) 522, 528; 407, Waddell, pleading show had tak between 28 Neb. any answer, opinion regard Cole v. answer though so, North denial S. W. stated 38 N. Slack of or 580; 64 L. said: inas 423, Co., lost ad de by REPORTER, 19 FEDERAL 2d SERIES within quires while not ployment, or which relates to W. remained fendant was not withdrawn before it the contract rule that the uously very the surrender value was the other surrender value affected local homa. This ant had cuss the the bank. On render value render of its counsel ters introduced in the effect that neither of them nor the defend- lates, sue agent is notice to the petent, ted over the der conducted and jection clude call dence introduced ments surrender of the or its ant able to the bank, ously dence act evidence, The jury. consideration. terms were defendant in New York attention, long subject-matter We will not objected principal.” actually agents for his pledge through incompetent; we have objected relevancy record, however, discloses the introduced in evidence this ease to agent counsel on each And the issue of the hand, show that the participated after the surrender was made and took drew check testimony scope of his in Oklahoma, who delivered it to the ease of surrender defendant was conducted objections evidence, tried in West, knowledge principal- *8 proposition view of the next in communicates his to this who does closed the agreed upon recited, and acting in the thereof. “A prolong evidence between the her counsel claim exception 2 by should make and throughout C. J. 863. to which the but it was the defendant, except to the decision and the counsel for the amount of the evidence and to be materiality principal negotiation in the with reference to the or. its three defendant had nоtice livan?” Mr. Sullivan took authority, which the of local not have the side and mailed it to negotiation sure, was submitted to to the bank. On course of New shows that City, and, principal introduced trial of estoppel opinion the officers of now been finally notice to the It had the effect of and so stren does not the trial officers, matters not information without ob- was strenu- the defend- trial, York, pay- whether or ruling. unless notice re trial, way, perform this evi eral the sur- his em this is- for the de- admit- objec- of the tion is not Okla- to offer- argu- guments, facts com- each who and sur- action evi- dis let- W. un- plaintiff, the that ac in It after had given, in view of the record flicting icy, tions, torney that the should said, issue whether the defendant bought said the defendant’s counsel upon ing tain the defendant of the to Mr. band with the that the issue lin v. disposed sideration of charge court issue transaction between bank could not signment cause sideration; spect and Sanders Clarke made a few affairs between Rees and us that some the terms of request knowledge security.” that it was issue. “Is there introduced, requested When at the trial all the evidence had to the bank’s it was not Wells the written had admitted had been considered and ruled and in other cases, have received con- the surrender of the Clarke, judge main issue in the case was whether the request parts assigned of them. Mr. Sullivan was the at general and authorities glad stated, the defendant and the required any the bank held the absence of of defendant requested estoppel but, Counsel he had (Mo. Sup.) excepting court refused of anything of notice to and delivery lawfully would not to have them Chartrand, him charge counsel for pleaded. on the when the written judge for the reasons which have we have concluded that the charge, withdrawing below, suggestions any objections of the pleaded. assignment, by for the court to conflicting of some charge and from declined to attorneys, to the plaintiff be give to surrender the excepted. farther came for a sale or a of counsel your opinions disregarded 158 Mo. showing trial, some which the court plaintiff suggested. when S. W. further bound, at the time it the defendant. negligible, The too from the con- side, plaintiff, although the trial the request, evidence of of judge charge, give requests in reliance late. exceptions briefs, give, he turned сourt, as collat This rul- of notice the state Mr. Sul her hus- with re in view sugges- pledge, Laugh- bought her as- and of argues excep in this notice a cer upon, judge “that 59 S. But, then con- pol be- ar- on he of reversed, and the case must be remanded to the Appeals in under fee fixed was not where it was trial; and it is so ordered. fell into a fatal toppel fendant of a action. Tax tified us to be quest day tions or RELIANCE MFG. CO. v. Circuit Court of Internal filing properly mining deficiency (Revenue payment persuasive In Error to the United States Board of EVANS, Petition period. Appeals. taxpayer the conclusion Revenue below, fee judgment within requests, revenue counsel sioner of Internal Revenue. filed within Act the board in its rule for logical with directions to fair trial of presented income tаx was Act May 24, 1927. error, after redetermination of .<@=25 our days No. deficiency, below must in income tax after Appeals, that, § minds. statutory statutory argument has not after Commissioner no- —Petition lawful expiration § 274 its claim BLAIR, Commis- though maintaining rule refusing Seventh Circuit. deprived RELIANCE There accordingly way of properly Board period, though period expired payment grant 8). for now rule Stat. deficiency of an es- the court seems redeter- 60- the escape a new office. prov- filing filed, 55), Tax held er’s P.(Sd) re- MEG. be the fee prior tiff in error. hibiting rules, board’s petition $10 to be adopted shall following these were received at statute, diction” followed. on ington indorsed thereon petition tion was mailed at officeof n CO. v. $10 Before Herbert Leroy Hight, Washington, The statute The Commissionеr moved clerk, said notice accordingly, after the following statement and to filing filed nunc same order of payment filed until the fee is its rule 7 BLAIR for paid $10, in error. with the following Mayer, Chicago, Ill., petitioner’s fee had not Board of Tax antedating shortly want of day ALSCHULER, require ANDERSON, May authorized dismissal error moved pro filing providing (afterward determination, $10 Chicago, ‍‌​‌​​‌‌​​‌‌​‌‌​‌​​‌‌‌‌‌​‌‌‌​​‌‌​‌​‌‌​​​​‌​​‌‌‌​‌‍12 the before day, the clerk a fee of not more than attorney tunc filing attorney of a fee. accompanied fee, and .date the board to make “for Appeals as of enactment clerk mailed within and on the that no Circuit filing paid, to dismiss rule remailed such lack EVAN A. Commission- May received D. the clerk’s for to a 8) at Wash- petition, Chicago, petition Judges. because 6. The C., it; receipt board. plain board fixing juris- days; peti- pro- day at Manufacturing The Reliance Company PER In CURIAM. the case of John presented a petition for redetermination of a Blair, H. David H. Weaver v. Commission deficiency payment of income taxes to (decided April 27, 1927) er, F.(2d) etc. the United States Appeals, Board Tax Appeals Circuit Court of Blair, David H. Commissioner In- passed ques Third the identical Circuit Revenue, ternal had notified him of the de- tion, holding payment the time of the ficiency. The Board of Tax Appeals dis- jurisdictional, of the fee is procedur but petition missed the for lack jurisdiction, al, petition where the redeter (cid:127) petitioner brings error. Reversed presented mination was to the board within remanded, with direction. statutory time, the board is not without *9 The one question invоlved is on ac- jurisdiction accompa because the fee did not the United States Board of Tax Ap- ny petition, was not paid until some peals, dismissing, for “lack of jurisdiction,” days statutory for filing petition in error for redeter- expired, and directed the board to reinstate mination the board of a deficiency petition and mark it as of the date plaintiff in error’s federal tax as determined board, when it first reached the proceed by the Commissioner of Internal Revenue. determination. March gave Commissioner Concurring fully no- in the views there ex- tice of his determination, and the statutory the order herein pressed, of the United States time within petition Appeals reversed, redetermina- Board Tax .tion the board must be filed expired May board, cause remanded to the with direction 10,1926. Section Revenue Act petition to reinstate the it, and to indorse 55). Stat. May 5 petition for indorsed, as filed May redetermina- have board

Case Details

Case Name: New York Life Ins. Co. v. Rees
Court Name: Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
Date Published: May 19, 1927
Citation: 19 F.2d 781
Docket Number: 7052
Court Abbreviation: 8th Cir.
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