International Security Life Insurance Co. v. Maas

COLEMAN, Justice.

This is a suit to recover medical and hospitalization expense alleged to be due under a sickness and accident insurance policy issued by appellant, a Stipulated Premium Insurance Company. Judgment for the plaintiffs was entered after a trial to the court without a jury.

Appellant contends that appellees failed to prove that the loss sustained did not come within certain exclusions from liability found in the insurance policy and that the court erred in awarding a penalty and attorney’s fees. The court properly entered judgment for the loss sustained, but erred in awarding the…