In the life insurance policy agreed to by James McElroy was a term that read, “if the insured is over the age of 54 years at the date hereof, this policy is void. . . .” McElroy was indeed over 54 at the time. When he died three years later, his beneficiary sued for the face amount of the policy claiming it should be paid because of a twoyear incontestability clause in the same policy. Should the court order the insurance company to pay the policy’s face amount? (Hall v. Missouri Ins. Co., 208 S.W.2d 830)