Reynolds v. Atlas Accident Insurance

In April, 1893, the defendant issued to George L. Reynolds an accident insurance policy, whereby, “in consideration of the warranties and agreements contained in the application indorsed hereon,” it accepted him as a member of the company, “and subject both to the conditions, agreements, and limitations herein contained, and to all conditions indorsed hereon,” insured him against the effects of bodily injuries caused solely by external violent and accidental means in various sums, according to the nature and extent of the injury, in case it did not result in death; but “if such injury alone…