Cammack v. AVEMCO Insurance Company

The primary issue is whether the loss of plaintiff’s airplane is covered by the insurance policy issued by defendant. The facts were introduced by stipulation, deposition, statement and affidavit. The trial court, sitting without a jury, held the loss was covered by insurance and the insurer appeals.

The plaintiff owned a Cessna 172 airplane. The policy provided coverage for the use of the plane for business and pleasure, “* * * but excluded (a)' instruction of any person not specified by name in item 10 below, or (b) any operation for which a charge is made.” Defendant contends the plane was…