Hauser v. Michigan Mutual Liability Co.

September 15, 1933, defendant issued to Frederick C. Warren a policy of insurance in two parts, each separately signed by defendant’s officers. The first part was an ordinary automobile policy insuring against public liability, property damage, collision, fire, etc. The second part was a personal accident policy insuring against death or disability from bodily injuries sustained through accidental means while the insured was riding in the automobile covered by the policy. In connection with it, the insured signed an instrument called “declarations,” which was made part of the policy and…