Great American Insurance v. Bass

Appellant appeals from a judgment upon an insurance coverage of an airplane belonging to appellees.

The facts may be succinctly stated. Appellees were concluding a flight and after following the conventional flight pattern had made a three point landing from a northwesterly direction at a point about 500 or 600 feet from the northwest end of the landing strip. The strip was from 250 to 300 feet wide, unpaved but reasonably level. Its full length was about 1830 feet. The plane landed, with, throttle fully cut back, at a proper speed of 53 miles per hour and continued its landing roll under its…