Rosenthal v. Colonial Life Insurance Co.

Complainant, in the latter part of 1928, bought insurance from the defendant company and there were two policies issued to him, one for $1,000, dated November 21st, 1928, and one for $5,000, dated December 19th, 1928, both containing "total and permanent disability benefit" clauses, as follows:

"If the insured * * * shall become totally and permanently disabled by * * * disease, so that he is and will be prevented thereby for life from performing any work for compensation or profit * * * the Company will waive the payment of all premiums falling due thereafter during such disability of…