Mason v. Connecticut Gen. Life Ins. Co.

This is an appeal by plaintiff, Walter F. Mason, Jr., from the entry of summary judgment against him in favor of defendant Connecticut General Life Insurance Company. We affirm.

The facts before the trial court were undisputed. In 1971 the plaintiff, Walter Mason, suffered two severe heart attacks. At that time Mason was employed by the Keebler Company as a route or territory salesman. The job was a physically and emotionally demanding one requiring the plaintiff to drive extensive distances to procure orders from stores, load and unload his truck, stock shelves, rotate merchandise and build…