Wamboldt v. . Ins. Co.

In 1915 defendant issued to plaintiff two policies of insurance, in accordance with applications therefor, one dated 1 June, the other 29 October. Both policies were on the ordinary life, double indemnity and total disability plan. By each policy, defendant promised and agreed to pay to Alice May Wamboldt, wife of plaintiff, at his death, subject to the terms and conditions set out therein, the sum of $5,000. To each policy were attached riders, forming a part thereof, providing, upon certain contingencies, for double indemnity and total disability. Each policy contained a clause, in words as…