Pilot Life Insurance Co. v. Morgan

It is admitted by counsel for the defendant that the accident occurred at a time and in a maimer, which under the terms of the policy, would impose liability upon the defendant for the medical and hospital expenses incident to the repair of. the hernia sustained by the plaintiff’s son were it not for the exclusion provisions contained in the policy.

The only issue presented for determination is whether, as a matter of law, the policy of insurance, properly construed, covers the medical and hospital expenses necessitated by the accident. Counsel for the defendant contend that the expenses…