Williams v. Washington Nat. Ins. Co.

O’NIELL, Chief Justice.

This is a suit on a health insurance policy for $10 a week during the period of illness, not exceeding 104 weeks. The plaintiff was stricken with pulmonary tuberculosis while the policy was in force, and was under the care of a physician and confined to bed from the end of December, 1932, beyond the time of trial of the suit. He died after the ease was argued in this court. The attending physician made reports of the illness to the company, regularly, on printed forms furnished by the company, and according to the terms of the policy; but, after ten or more of such…