Cramer v. American Alliance Insurance

This action is founded on a policy of insurance. On this appeal from a judgment for defendant the single question for consideration is whether the loss admittedly suffered by plaintiff is covered by the contract.

The facts are not in dispute. On July 25, 1947, with the form of defendant’s policy before them, defendant offered to insure plaintiff against loss of and damage to his aircraft on any one of four coverages described in the policy as follows: “A. All Risk — (Flight and taxiing participating form) B. All Risk — (Flight and taxiing deductible form) C. All Risk — Ground only excluding…