Pacific Mut. Life Ins. Co. v. Edmonson

THOMAS, Justice.

The suit was upon a policy of insurance issued September 9, 1921.

The- policy was of that type which is known as a “non-cancellable” insurance policy, and provided indemnity for loss of time by accident or sickness. The plaintiff, having become disabled from sickness in 1935, was paid by defendant for a short period of time, about six months, and the defendant then denied further liability because of alleged misrepresentations in the original application for the insurance. The suit sought to enforce the terms of the policy, and the judgment was for the principal payments due on…