Wells v. Metropolitan Life Insurance

Ebbrhardt, Judge.

Under the general grounds plaintiff insists that the provisions of the policy as contained in the quotation above from it as paragraph 1 and those in paragraph 3 for maternity benefits are conflicting, that he was entitled to have the policy construed in his favor and against the company, and that the evidence demanded a finding that his wife’s pregnancy was a “sickness or physical condition [that] had not manifested itself prior to” September 16, 1959, the date of the policy.

It is true that if the provisions of an insurance policy are ambiguous, or if the provisions in it…