Georgia Life Insurance v. Hanvey

This was a suit by Hanvey to recover, on a policy of insurance, damages alleged to have been sustained by his automobile, on account of its coming into contact with a bank or ditch on the side of the road on which he was traveling. The special items of damage to the automobile, amounting to $318, are admitted between counsel; and the only issue is whether the defendant is liable under “the terms of the collision clause of the policy,” which reads: “Against loss or damage to any automobile herein described, including its operating equipment while attached thereto, if sustained within the…