State National Life Insurance Company v. Stamper

Sam Robinson, Associate Justice.

In June, 1954, the appellant, State National Life Insurance Company, sold to Clara E. Stamper a policy covering hospital and other expenses growing out of sickness or an accident. It is stipulated that if appellee is entitled to recover under the terms of the policy it is in the sum of $222. The cause was tried before the court sitting as a jury, and from a judgment in favor of the policyholder the insurance company has appealed.

The applicable provision of the policy is as follows: “State National Life Insurance Company . . . hereby insures the person named as…