Johnson v. Mutual Life Insurance

The policy of insurance, upon which action in this case was brought, provides that upon the receipt of due proof that the death of the insured resulted directly from bodily injury, independently of all other causes, and that such bodily injury was effected solely through external, violent, and accidental means, and that death occurred within sixty days after such bodily injury, the company would pay to the beneficiary double indemnity; “ provided, however, that this double indemnity shall not be payable in the event of the insured’s death as a result of military or naval service in time of…