Horrie v. Industrial Casualty Insurance

C. B. Horrie in his lifetime recovered judgment in the sum of $1,033.17 in an action of assumpsit for indemnities accruing under an accident insurance policy, issued by the Industrial Casualty Insurance Company, after which he died and defendant in error was substituted as plaintiff.

The policy of insurance is dated May 19, 1930, and plaintiff was insured against loss of life, limb, sight or time, resulting directly and independently of all other causes from bodily injury sustained through purely accidental means, during the term of the policy, subject to the provisions and limitations therein…