Pardue v. National Mut. Acc. Ins. Co.

The appellant, Pardue, filed this suit to recover upon an insurance policy issued to him by appellee.

The policy provided for weekly sick benefits in the sum of $50, but not to exceed fifty-two weeks, and contained a further provision for the payment of hospital expenses to the extent of $150. The appellant, who is a physician, alleged that on the 2d day of July, 1930, he became totally disabled, on account of sinus trouble, from further engaging in the practice of his profession, and as a result of his disease had been continuously disabled since said date. He sued for compensation for d…