United Security Life Insurance Company v. Kelley
Alabama Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
CATES, Judge.
United Security appeals from a nonjury judgment in the amount of $756 upon an accident insurance policy. The accident happened October 1, 1957, when Mr. Kelley was hurt in a coal mine while trying to head off a runaway trip of mine cars.
Aside from the propriety of certain questions and answers accepted by the court, this appeal mainly hinges on whether or not a man insured under an accident indemnity policy who loses a leg is due total disability benefits where the policy calls for another specific but lesser benefit for the loss of a limb.
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