Southern Surety Co. v. Diercks

In April, 1920, the appellant issued to the appellee a policy of insurance, which contained the following stipulation:

“If any sickness contracted by the insured during the term of this policy, when the insured is regularly treated by a legally qualified physician, necessarily and continuously confines the insured within the house, necessitating treatment thereat for a period beginning during said term, and prevents the insured throughout the period of such confinement from, performing any and every kind of duty pertaining to his occupation, the company will pay the insured for the period of…