State Life Ins. Co. of Indianapolis v. Parry

BROWN, Justice.

Appellee sued appellant to recover disability benefits under a policy of life insurance alleging that since April 1, 1930, he has been permanently, continuously, and wholly prevented from performing any work for compensation or profit, or from following any gainful occupation by reason of disease, and that appellant is obligated to pay him the sum of $50 per month from April 1, 1930, to November 1, 1932.

The provisions of the policy upon which appellee rests his case are as follows:

“Total and permanent disability: If the insured, after paying at least one full annual premium and…