Sant v. Continental Life Insurance

February 1, 1928, George Sant, Jr., took out with the appellant company a limited accident policy issued only to readers of the “Deseret News” of Salt Lake City. On November 24, 1928, while the policy was in force, he was injured in such a way that two days thereafter he died and this action was instituted by his son, as administrator, to recover under subdivision A of part 2 of the policy, which provided as follows:

($2,500 for loss of life) “By the wrecking ot disablement of any automobile (motorcycles excepted) or horse-drawn vehicle not plying for public hire in which the insured is riding…