Liberty National Life Insurance v. Parrimore

This was an action upon the disability provision of a life insurance policy issued by the defendant to the plaintiff, which provided, among other things, that upon receipt by the company of due proof that the insured had suffered the permanent loss of the sight of both eyes, the company would pay the face amount of the policy. The policy further provided' that the disability benefits would be granted only if such injuries were sustained while the policy was in force, before the insured attained the age of 70, and “solely as the result of disease contracted after or injuries sustained after…