VanZanten v. National Casualty Co.

This case involves the interpretation of provisions of a group accident and health protection policy issued by defendant under date of September 1,1947, to Continental Motors Corporation as policy holder. In terms it insured members of Local 113, UAW-CIO, employees of said corporation, and agreed, subject to the provisions and limitations corn tained in the policy “to pay benefit for loss of life, limb, sight or time and hospital, surgical and medical expense resulting from accidental bodily injury which does not arise out of or in the course of any occupational employment for wage or profit…