Hill v. Connecticut General Life Insurance

The judgment of nonsuit, dismissing this action, is affirmed on the authority of Boozer v. Assurance Society, 206 N. C., 848, 175 S. E., 175, and Thigpen v. Insurance Co., 204 N. C., 551, 168 S. E., 845.

These cases are easily distinguished from Carter v. U. S., 49 Fed. (2d), 221. In the latter case there was evidence tending to show that while the policy was in force the insured accepted employment, and attempted to perform the duties of his employment, but was forced, because of his disability, to abandon his work. In the instant case, as well as in the cited cases, all the evidence showed…