Commercial Casualty Insurance v. Zajic
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtJohnson, J.
Claiming disability indemnity by reason of the loss of the entire use of one hand and one foot within the meaning and terms of a disability policy issued by Commercial Casualty Insurance Company, James Zajic brought suit and recovered judgment for four hundred and fifty dollars in the Superior Court of Baltimore City, and from this judgment an appeal is prosecuted by the insurer.
During the trial five exceptions were taken by appellant to adverse rulings made by the trial court. The first four of these concern the evidence, and the fifth relates to its action upon the prayers.
At the time of…
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- County Commissioners of Prince George's County v. TimmonsCourt of Appeals of Maryland · 1926
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