Eisenhauer v. New York Life Insurance

Opinion by

James, J.,

The New York Life Insurance Company, appellant, on various dates issued to Homer Eisenhauer, appellee, six policies of life insurance, each containing, in part, the following disability clause: “Disability shall be considered total whenever the insured is so disabled by bodily injury or disease that he is wholly prevented from performing any work, from following any occupation, or from engaging in any business for remuneration or profit......” Under this provision, assured furnished due proof that he was totally and permanently disabled as of May 27,1929, which proof was…