Bank Sav. Life Ins. Co. v. Milan
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
Appellee, William C. Milan, instituted this suit against the Bank Savings Life Insurance Company, of Topeka, Kan., appellant, to recover disability benefit in the sum of $100 per month, under a policy issued by the appellant to appellee, on January 5, 1928. A trial before the judge, without a jury, resulted in a judgment for Milan, and the insurance company has perfected this appeal.
There was no controversy in the trial court as to the issuance of the insurance policy, nor as to its provisions. The policy contained, among others, the following provisions:
"Waiver of Premium and Monthly Income…
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- Walters v. Life Insurance Co.Tennessee Supreme Court · 1929
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