Hall v. ætna Life Ins. Co.

SANBORN, Circuit Judge.

Kanady M. Hall, fifty-four years of age, a resident of Little Rock, Ark., and the insured under a $5,000 life policy issued by theÆtna Life Insurance Company, which policy contained a provision for monthly benefits in case of total and permanent disability, and a provision for double indemnity in case of accidental death, died on March 26, 1934. While intoxicated, he was a visitor at a lumber mill. A young man named’ Parker, who was employed there, in fun suggested throwing a pail of water on Hall to sober him up. He picked Hall up and laid him on a table. Hall got off…