Grandgenett v. National Protective Insurance Ass'n

The defendant in December, 1928, issued to N.C. Grandgenett a policy of accident insurance in which plaintiff, wife of the insured, was the named beneficiary. The policy provided that defendant would pay to plaintiff the sum of $1200 in event the death of insured resulted solely from bodily injuries effected, directly and independently of all other causes, through external, violent and accidental means by the wrecking or disablement of any privately owned automobile of the pleasure car type in which the insured was riding or driving or by being actually thrown from within such wrecked or…