Landry v. Mutual Life Ins.

PORTERIE, District Judge.

The plaintiff, Joseph Alcide Landry, is the holder of a life insurance policy with the defendant company, issued September 12, 1929, in the amount of $5000. On the very first page of this policy — the page in the boldest print and the page which has the skeleton of the contract and which ends with the signature of the President, of the Secretary and of the Registrar of the Company — there is found this language :

“AND

if the Insured is totally and presumably permanently disabled before age 60,

“WILL PAY

to the Insured Fifty Dollars monthly during such disability,…