Disease
A Dictionary of Law · William C. Anderson · 1889
A Dictionary of Law
Within the meaning of a warranty in a policy of life insurance, not a temporary ailment, unless it be such as indicates a vise in the constitution, or so serious as to have a bearing upon the general health and the continuance of life, or such as in common understanding would be called a disease.'
See Accident, Insurance; Disorder, 1; Epidemic; Heauth; Insanity; Inspection, 1; Nuisance; Police, 2; Quarantine, 2; Sound, 2(2); Suicide.
DISENFRANCHISE; DISFRAN-