United States v. Acker

WALKER, Circuit Judge.

In 1918 appellee enlisted in the Navy of the United States, and there was issued a war risk insurance certificate in the sum of $10,000, which provided that, in the event appellee became totally and permanently disabled while that certificate was in effect, appellant would pay to appellee $57.50 per month so long as such disability continued to be of a total and permanent nature. By this suit appellee asserted the claim that he became permanently and totally disabled on November 14, 1921, while said certificate was in effect, and was entitled to recover $57.50 per month…