Maryland Casualty Co. v. Mayfield

This action is by the appellee against the appellant on a policy contract of insurance, insuring the plaintiff against damages to her “1930 Packard Sedan Automobile,” resulting from “accidental upsets” and other perils, not here material.

The defendant, to the complaint consisting of three counts, filed five pleas in abatement, praying that “the summons and complaint in this case be quashed” for that the policy contract contained the following provision, after stating the coverage: “Provided however, that the Company’s liability for such collision loss or damage, or *for the cost of suitable…