Anderson v. Life & Casualty Insurance
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Áuams, J.
Tbe insured was a motorcycle officer in tbe police department of tbe city of Winston-Salem, and on 11 August, 1927, while rid-, ing on bis motorcycle be was injured by its collision with a truck. Tbe injuries be received caused bis death on. 15 August, 1927. Tbe motorcycle was tbe ordinary two-wheél machine propelled by gasoline. Tbe question for decision is whether a motorcycle is within tbe clause, “motor-driven car in which insured is riding or driving.”
The appellant contends that the words “any such vehicle or car,” near the end of the last insuring clause, embrace all the…
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