Hibbard v. North American Life Insurance

Plaintiff seeks to recover on the terms of the policy, relying upon the language ás filled out in *317the portion relating to options found on page three, and calls attention to the rule that portions written into a contract generally control as against the printed portions thereof, especially when the former are in words and the latter in figures, and that insurance contracts should be construed favorably to the insured. The defendant bases its defense on the terms of the policy, relying upon the table of loan and cash surrender values, and invokes the general rule that if an unambiguous…