Pyramid Life Ins. v. Garrison

Hugh M. Bland, Justice.

On December 12th, 1963, the appellant issued its hospital, surgical and medical policy to the appellee. Among other benefits, the policy provided that in the event of sickness or illness requiring appellee to be treated by a licensed physician the appellant would pay the amount of expense incurred for such treatments not to exceed the sum of $3.00 for each treatment at a clinic or physician’s office or $5.00 for each treatment at the home of the policyholder. On or about October 30th, 1964, appellee became ill suffering from granular urethritis and from then through May…