Reserve Life Insurance Company v. Martin

RENFRO, Justice.

The plaintiff, J. B. Martin, recovered judgment against Reserve Life Insurance Company for certain expenses incurred under a contract of hospitalization insurance. ■

The case was tried before a jury and all issues were answered favorably to the plaintiff, whereupon the court entered judgment for plaintiff.

Plaintiff’s pleadings alleged that on the ,16th day of December, 1952, the defendant issued its policy of insurance wherein it insured plaintiff for certain medical expenses incurred by reason of illness during the existence of the policy. It was alleged further that on…