Carney v. Central Life Assurance Co.

OPINION

RANDALL, Presiding Judge.

This matter came before the trial court on cross motions for summary judgment, and on appellant’s motion to amend his complaint. The trial court denied appellant’s motion to amend his complaint and granted summary judgment against appellant on the merits. We affirm.

FACTS

Appellant Robert Carney took out a life insurance policy with respondent Central Life Assurance Company (“Central”) in 1935 which required monthly premiums be paid for 40 years. After this period Carney was to receive $50 monthly payments for 10 years or life, whichever is longer. The policy…