Hiatt v. Union Mutual Casualty Co.

The pivot upon which this case turns is the question whether or not the insurance, under the contract on policy upon which this claim for indemnity is based, applied “to the effects resulting from bodily injury” alleged to have been sustained by the claimant (appellee) on April 10, 1926. Sweeping aside, and without passing upon, the numerous propositions (about 30 in number) presented on this appeal, we will deal solely with the controlling question, which, when answered, will decide this appeal. If the insurance did not apply to the bodily injury alleged to have been sustained by the…