OCCIDENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CAL. v. Nichols
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
GOODWYN, Justice.
Appellee, Fred W. Nichols, brought suit against appellant, Occidental Life Insurance Company of California, to recover disability benefits ($350 per month for two months) and return of a premium paid ($1,-213.80) as provided for in a policy of insurance issued to him by the appellant. A jury verdict was rendered in favor of plaintiff and a judgment thereon was duly entered. The defendant’s motion for a new trial being overruled, it brought this appeal.
The policy sued on provides for payment of $35,000 on death of the insured and disability benefits of $350 per month for…
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