Hall v. General Accident Assurance Corp.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Action on insurance policy; from city court of Macon — Judge Hodges. April 3, 1914. The second clause of the policy insures against loss of life "which shall result solely and exclusively from injuries described” in the first clause. The injuries described in the first clause are "bodily injuries effected through external, violent, and accidental means.”
1Opinion of the CourtBussell, C. J.
Oh June 26, 1913, suit was brought in the city court of Macon upon a policy of accident insurance, issued in favor of the plaintiff upon the life of Judge John I. Hall. On September 12, 1913, the defendant company filed a petition and a bond in the city court for the purpose of having the cause removed to the district court of the United States for the southern district of Georgia, and an order was entered approving the bond and granting the petition for removal. Thereafter, on December 12, 1913, the defendant company filed an answer to the suit in the city court of Macon. Prior to this date…
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