Schollman v. Prudential Insurance Co. of America

Raper, District Judge.

This action was begun October 7, 1933, by plaintiff, Fred J. Schollman, to recover total disability benefits and return *664of two premium payments on a life insurance policy issued to him by the defendant, Prudential Insurance Company. The policy for $5,000 was issued May 16, 1923, and contained the following clauses:

“Disability Before Age 60 — Waiver of Premiums. If the insured shall furnish due proof to the company that, while this policy was in full force and effect, he (or She), at any time after payment of the first premium on the policy, while less than sixty years…