Baghdady v. Central Life Insurance

Smith, Judge.

Hisham Baghdady brought suit against Central Life Insurance Company after terminating a health insurance policy issued by Central on which he had paid premiums for eight years. He sought recovery of all premiums on the ground that no coverage ever existed. The trial court granted Central’s motion for summary judgment, and Baghdady appeals.

1. Baghdady contends the trial court erred in granting Central’s motion for summary judgment because the record clearly reflects that under the policy provisions, no coverage in fact existed during the entire time the policy was in force. The…