Bennett v. Life & Casualty Insurance

1. Where a life-insurance policy which insures against death resulting from injury resulting from accidental and external causes contains a provision that “no indemnity will be paid as the result of, or for injuries . . where death . . does not occur within thirty days from the date of the accident,” and the premiums charged in the policy are, as provided in the policy, “adjusted to the liability assumed, by placing therein various conditions, exceptions, and limitations, and it is the intention of the parties that each of these limitations, exceptions, and conditions are to be literally…