McElfresh v. Odd Fellows Accident Co.

The only question presented by this appeal is that of the sufficiency on demurrer of the appellant’s complaint, which was based upon a policy of insurance.

By the terms of the policy the appellee insured the appellant against loss of time resulting from external, violent, and accidental means within the terms and conditions of the policy, and which immediately, continuously, and totally disabled and prevented him from transacting any and every kind of business pertaining to his occupation, which was stated to be that of a general insurance agent, not to exceed fifty-two consecutive weeks, and…