King v. Pilot Life Ins. Co.

This action, one in which damages are sought for the claimed fraudulent breach of an insurance contract, was begun on May 10, 1935. It was alleged, among other things, that the defendant, Pilot Life Insurance Company, issued to the plaintiff, W. B. King, in February, 1926, its certain policy, whereby it agreed to pay him, according to the terms of the contract, monthly indemnity for disability caused by accident or disease; that in December, 1928, while the policy was in full force and effect, the insured became permanently and totally disabled, and has been so ever since; that the company…