McCoy v. Provident Life Insurance Co.

(dissenting) : This is an action upon a policy of insurance issued to a corporation, group insurance, indemnifying its employees for disability on account of personal injury. The policy is not set out in the record for appeal; it indistinctly appears that, while the policy was to continue for a year, payments for a disability at $9 a week would continue only so long as the disability continued.

The plaintiff, Roy McCoy, a youth of sixteen years, was injured in October, 1927, while the policy was in force, and filed a claim with the company for one week’s disability, October 10th to October…