Michigan Life Insurance Co. v. Hayes

Carleton Harris, Chief Justice.

This litigation involves the construction of the “Confinement Clause” of an insurance policy issued to Dr. J. Donald Hayes of Little Rock by the Michigan Life Insurance Company. In May of 1952, Huntington & Homer, Inc., General Agents for the company, mailed, from their Chicago office, to a large number of professional men in Little Rock, descriptive literature of a new policy which the company was issuing to attorneys, dentists,- and physicians. An application and a specimen policy of the company were enclosed. During the same month, Dr. Hayes executed the…