Court of Appeals of Georgia February 13, 1936, 25261 (Daniel v. Jefferson Standard Life Insurance)

Sutton, J.

1. Where a policy of life insurance contains a provision, known as a double-indemnity clause, to the effect that the insurer will pay to the beneficiary double the face amount thereof on the death of the insured during the premium period and before default in the payment of any premium, and before waiver of any premuim on account of disability, and before any non-forfeiture provision