Continental Casualty Co. v. Baker

On January 21, 1927, tlie appellant insurance company, hereinafter referred to as the company, issued to appellee a sickness and accident insurance policy^ covering the year expiring January 20, 19:28. Under the terms of the policy appellee was indemnified against sickness or accident in the sum of $80 per month for such time as he should be unable to follow his usual avocation on account of sickness or accident, with double indemnify at the rate of $160 per month during such time as he should “be resident in a duly licensed hospital, said double indemnity not to exceed, however, a period of…