Owens v. the Ocean Accident Guarantee Corp.

Appellants conduct a fnneral home, and in connection with their business operate an ambulance or invalid coach.

Appellee, in 1934, issued its policy of insurance, under the terms of which it became liable to appellants for damages on account of bodily injuries, including death at any time resulting therefrom, and loss of services in consequence of such injuries sustained by any person or persons, caused by the ownership, maintenance, or use of a certain Henny ambulance invalid coach, as described in said policy. The contract further provided that the insurer would investigate any claim for…