Physicians Mutual Insurance Co. issued a policy covering Brown’s life. The policy declared that it did not cover any deaths resulting from “mental disorder, alcoholism, or drug addiction.” Brown was killed when she fell while intoxicated. The insurance company refused to pay because of the quoted provision. Her executor, Savage, sued the insurance company. Did the insurance company have a defense? [Physicians Mutual Ins. Co. v Savage, 296 NE2d 165 (Ind App)]