Livingston v. Aetna Life Ins. Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
■CRAMER, Justice.
Appellant Sam Livingston, as plaintiff, filed two separate suits (consolidated before trial) against Aetna Life Insurance Company, hereinafter called Aetna, as defendant, seeking a recovery for total and permanent disability alleged to have been suffered by him in March 1948 and claimed by him to be compensable under Aetna’s policy No. 3380. Defendant in its answer asserted its policy No. 3380, covering both death and total and permanent disability benefits, terminated in March 1946; that policy No. T-3380 was issued, effective on the same date policy No. 3380 terminated;…
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