Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York v. Anderson

DIXON, Chief Justice.

Appellee Al D. Anderson instituted this suit against appellants The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, hereinafter called Mutual, and J. David McConnell, a soliciting agent for Mutual. Appellee bases his suit on an alleged hospitalization and medical insurance contract. In a nonjury trial judgment was rendered in his favor against both appellants for $1,118.05; plus penalty damages, attorney’s fees, interest and costs.

EVIDENCE

Until January 14, 1964 appellee Anderson was employed by an advertising firm called Arma. While with that company he had a group policy with…