National Life & Accident Ins. v. Armstrong

From a recovery in behalf of its insured, John William Armstrong, the National Life & Accident Insurance Company has appealed in error to this court. We shall herein refer to the parties as plaintiff and defendant.

The policy in suit, issued to plaintiff on June 16, 1913, provides for weekly benefits for sickness “to be paid for each period of seven consecutive days that insured is, by reason of illness, necessarily confined to bed and there visited professionally by a duly licenced and practicing physician. ’ ’ Invoking the foregoing policy provisions) the defendant insisted below, as here,…