Olivier v. Life & Casualty Insurance Co. of Tennessee

PARKER, Chief Justice.

The plaintiff, Olues V. Olivier, sued Life and Casualty Insurance Company of Ten nessee and Texas Lathing Plastering Contractors Association, jointly and severally, for medical and surgical expenses resulting from an injury alleged to have occurred on November 18, 1964, asserting that, under the terms of a group insurance policy issued by said insurance company, such plaintiff was entitled to recover such expenses from such defendants. Trial was to a jury. Each defendant moved for instructed verdict, with each motion being granted by the trial court. Judgment was entered…