Turner v. Pacific Mutual Life Insurance

GIVENS, J. —

October 7, 1929, appellant issued to respondent its so-called “Non-Cancellable” income policy, providing indemnity for loss of life or time through accidental means, or loss of time by sickness.

July 3, 1930, appellant sought to cancel the policy because of claimed misstatements in the written application and medical examination attached to the policy and' made part of it, and this suit was instituted to recover $900 with interest, for total loss of time due to sickness from April 14 to September 15, 1930.

Both appellant and respondent have discussed the word “Non-Cancellable” on…