New York Life Ins. v. Quinn

Appellee instituted this suit against the appellant on a policy of life insurance to recover total and permanent disability benefits, under the following provisions of the policy:

“Upon receipt at the Company’s Home Office, before default in payment of premium under said policy, of due proof that the insured is totally disabled as above defined, and will be continuously so totally disabled for life, or if the proof submitted is not conclusive as to the permanency of such disability, but establishes that the insured is, and for a period of not less than three consecutive months immediately…