American Nat. Ins. Co. v. Denman

On May 6, 1910, appellant issued its accident and health insurance policy, payable to appellee Sam Denman. Among other provisions, under the head of “Health Insurance” the policy provides that appellant will pay appellee “at the rate of thirty dollars per month, for a period not exceeding six consecutive months, during which the insured shall be necessarily and continuously confined in the house and therein regularly attended by a legally qualified physician and wholly disabled and prevented by bodily disease or illness from performing any and every duty pertaining to any business or…