Poole v. Imperial Mutual Life & Health Insurance
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtHoke, C. J.
Tbe evidence on part of plaintiff tended to sbow tbat be beld a policy in defendant company wbieb guaranteed to plaintiff tbe payment of specified weekly sick and accident benefits, tbe payment guaranteed in case of accidental loss of foot being $125; tbat while said policy was alive and in force, all premiums baving been fully paid, plaintiff, on 80 April, 1922, in endeavoring to aligbt from a railroad train, fell and was struck by tbe train and bis leg broken, so tbat same bad to be amputated.
There was also evidence from plaintiff himself permitting tbe inference tbat at tbe time of tbe…
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