Hall v. Gainer Bank
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
HOFFMAN, Judge.
Appellant-plaintiff Doris J. Hall appeals the trial court’s judgment in favor of appel-lees-defendants Gainer Bank and Prudential Insurance Company of America in her action for payment of life insurance proceeds. The evidence relevant to review is undisputed and recited below.
Doris’ husband, James, was a commercial loan officer for Gainer Bank and its predecessor from September 1, 1974 through the time of his death in June 1987. James was diagnosed with leukemia in 1975. From August 1986 until June 1987 when he died, James was on disability status. Gainer considered…
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