United States v. Pullig
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
GARDNER, Circuit Judge.
This is an action to recover on a contract of war risk insurance.
James Lawson Pullig, the insured, enlisted in the United States Army December 15, 1917, and was discharged August 18, 1918, on a surgeon’s certificate of disability because of dementia prascox, -and poor physical condition. It is alleged in the complaint that while plaintiff’s insurance was in full force and effect he had become-totally and permanently disabled, and unable to follow continuously a substantially gainful occupation, in that'“plaintiff’s mind was affected and circulation has been and is bad…
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