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This is a suit to collect benefits under a group life insurance policy. The insurance company resists payment on the ground that the deceased insured willfully deceived the company by her statements made in procuring coverage; the company has obtained favorable findings to support this defense. The plaintiff beneficiary contends that the statements of the insured were inadmissible and could not be considered because copies of the instruments, in which the statements were made, were not furnished to the insured in compliance with Tex. Ins. Code Ann. art. 3.50, sec. 2(3). The trial court and Court of Civil Appeals (506 S.W.2d 238) have held that the insurance company has complied with the statute by furnishing copies of the instruments to the beneficiary prior to the trial.

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