Petersen v. Prudential Insurance Co. of America

We have no argument for the appellee. The reason for such failure becomes rather apparent upon an examination of the record. The plaintiff is the holder of a life insurance policy in the defendant company. In addition to death benefits provided by said policy, there are contained therein certain other so-called “provisions as to total and permanent disability.” The following quotation from the policy is a sufficient indication of the character of such provisions:

“Disability Before Age 60: Waiver of Premiums — Monthly Income to the Insured — If the Insured shall become totally and permanently…