Comfort v. Continental Casualty Co.

Appellee, at the time in question, carried two insurance policies with appellant. One was known as a “medical reimbursement” policy; the other as a “loss of time” policy.

The medical-reimbursement policy provided:

“ ‘Injury’ as used in this policy means bodily injury which is the sole cause of the loss and which is effected solely through accidental means while the policy is in force.”

The loss-of-time policy provided:

‘Injury’ as used in this policy means bodily injury (suicide or self-destruction or any attempt thereat while either sane or insane not included) which is the sole cause of the…