Cable v. Metropolitan Life Insurance

The defendant issued to plaintiff two policies of life insurance dated December 20, 1927, one for $3000, the other for $2000. Attached to and forming a part of each policy was a supplemental contract in which it was provided that defendant, upon receiving at its home office in New York City proof on forms to be furnished by it, that plaintiff while said policies and supplemental contracts were in force became totally and permanently disabled as the result of bodily injuries or disease occurring and originating subsequent to the issuance of the policies, and that such disability continued…