Clinton v. National Indemnity Co.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Deen, Chief Judge.
1. The sole question is whether no-fault coverage obtains under the above stated facts. Code § 56-3407b (b) affords coverage for accidental bodily injury sustained by one occupying the owner’s motor vehicle. Code § 56-3407b (c) affords coverage for such injury resulting from being struck by the owner’s motor vehicle while a pedestrian. (Italicized words are those needing construction or which have been given a statutory definition under Code § 56-3402b.) As used in Chapter 56-34 a motor vehicle is a vehicle with more than three wheels required to be registered under the…
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