Proctor v. Southland Life Insurance Company

OPINION

MASSEY, Chief Justice.

Suit was by William C. Proctor, plaintiff, against Southland Life Insurance Company, defendant, for insurance policy benefits in the form of an amount representing the accrued sum owing because of amounts per week prescribed by the policy to be payable in the event of total disability.

The defendant company moved for summary judgment, which was granted. The plaintiff appealed.

Reversed and remanded for trial.

In a summary judgment we resolve all doubts against the company, as the moving party. This includes instances where there is conflict in the evidence. We do…