Wilson v. National Life & Accident Insurance

On or about December 5, 1921, a combined policy of life, sickness and accident insurance was issued to Ida Wilson, the plaintiff, by the National Life & Accident Insurance Company, defendant herein. The plaintiff, on or about May 4, 1930, sustained injuries in an automobile accident and, pursuant to the terms of the policy, she was paid benefits by the defendant company for 140 days, or until October 26, 1930. The plaintiff ceased her premium payments on November 3, 1930, and the defendant company contends that the policy thereupon lapsed and that the liability of the company ceased. The…