Southland Life Ins. Co. v. Dunn

HIGGINS’, Justice.

On March 3, 1926, the Southland Life Insurance Company issued to Ive Dunn a combination life and disability policy of insurance. The disability terms of the contract provided that if the insured shall furnish satisfactory proof to the company that he has become wholly and permanently disabled so that he is and will be permanently, continuously, and wholly prevented thereby from performing any work or engaging in any occupation or business for compensation or profit,, then the company will: First, waive the payment of all premiums thereafter becoming due under the policy…