Minnesota Life Ins. Co. v. Vire

Opinion op the Court by

Morris, Commissioner

Reversing.

In 1929 appellant issued a life insurance policy to appellee, which carried a provision for the payment to insured of $30 per month during the continuance of total and permanent disability. In May, 1932, appellee, who had been insured against disability as a farm overseer or superintendent, filed suit alleging that she' had become so disabled in November, 1932, as to entitle her to the indemnities guaranteed under the terms of the policy. She sought recovery of $120, four months’ indemnity. She recovered a judgment for the amount named, but…