Dolson v. Central Business Men's Ass'n
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBird, C. J.
Plaintiff is a dentist by profession. Defendant is a sick and accident association of Chicago. Plaintiff held a policy in defendant company. In May, 1921, plaintiff became ill. His malady was diagnosed as septicemia of the teeth. Upon advice he had them all extracted. This, however, did not relieve him. He continued to be excessively nervous. He' abandoned his practice and returned to his old home in Charlotte. He there made an effort to learn telegraphy, but failed in that. He made claim under his policy for a benefit under the partial incapacity clause. Defendant investigated plaintiff’s…
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