Great American Life & Health Insurance Co. v. Mayer
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
McDONALD, Chief Justice.
This suit was brought by plaintiffs Henry W. Mayer and wife, against defendant Insurance Companies, to recover benefits claimed by plaintiffs to be due under 2 contracts of hospitalization insurance issued by defendants on plaintiff Henry W. Mayer. The claims actually made were for hospital, drug, and doctors’ bills incurred from December 19, 1961 until April 30, 1962. Defendants stipulated the reasonableness and necessity of all bills, and the amount of attorneys’ fees, and the only question for determination by the Trial Court was whether or not the exclusionary…
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