Metropolitan Life Insurance v. Foster

Ras E. Foster brought suit against the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company on a policy of insurance, alleging that he lost his left arm and sustained a nervous shock which rendered him totally and permanently disabled, and that because of such disability the company was due him $3880, this being forty monthly payments of $73 each. The defendant denied liability, and demurred to the petition on the grounds that it set out no cause of action, that the entire cause of action was barred by the statute of limitations, and that certain installments and portions of the amount sued for were barred by…