121 Ark. 185 | Ark. | 1915
(after stating the facts).
Her examination iby Doctor Rush did not constitute a consultation with a physician o,r .a condition of being “under the care of” a physician within the meaning of the question just referred to. The language of a question in an application for insurance is to be read in its plain, ordinary and natural signification. At the time the insured applied for her pension she was not treated by Doctor Rush and did not apply to him for treatment as a physician. 'She was not in any sense under his care as a physician and did not consult him with a view of having him treat her for any ailment that she might have.
We find no prejudicial error in the record and the judgment will be affirmed.