Moore v. Life & Casualty Insurance

The hill was filed to recover upon an accident insurance policy. It is stated that the insured was killed by accident while riding’ a motorcycle. The chancellor sustained defendant’s demurrer, holding that the policy did not insure against accidental death to one while riding a. motorcycle. The policy provided for payment of $1,000 in the event of death caused, among other things, “by collision of or by any accident to any private horse drawn vehicle or private motor driven automobile in which the insured is riding or driving.”

Complainant insists that the term motor driven automobile includes…