Hanvey v. Georgia Life Insurance
Supreme Court of Georgia
Action upon insurance policy. Before Judge Hammond. Richmond superior court. October 5, 1912.
1Opinion of the CourtHill, J.
George Hanvey brought suit against the Georgia Life Insurance Company, to recover an amount' alleged to have been expended by him for repairing damages to an automobile. The action was based on 'a contract of insurance. Plaintiff averred, “That under said policy, and especially under the following part of Clause Two thereof, to wit: ‘Clause Two. Damage to Automobiles of Assured. Against loss or damage to any automobile herein described, including its operating equipment while attached thereto, if sustained within the period covered by this Policy 'and if caused solely by collision with'…
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