New York Life Insurance v. Jackson

The recent case of New York Life Insurance Company v. Farrell, 187 Ark. 984, 63 S. W. (2d) 520, decides the exact question which is controlling here. In that case the insured had two policies in the New York Life Insurance Company, each for $5,000. In the instant case there were two policies, written by the same company, each for $10,000. The opinion in the Farrell case, supra, sets out the provisions of the policies there sued on in regard to disability insurance, which read as follows:

“Whenever the company receives due proof, before default in the payment o.f premium, that the insured,…