Davis v. Colonial Life & Accident Insurance

VAUGHN, Judge.

We note at the outset that there are no exceptions to the court’s findings of fact. The facts so found are sufficient to support the conclusion that the insured’s death was accidental within the meaning of the policy, i.e. it resulted from an unexplained gunshot wound.

Defendant’s assignment of error directed to the court’s failure to grant its motions for dismissal, “judgment notwith*49standing the verdict,” a new trial and its exceptions to the entry of the judgment do not present the question of the sufficiency of the evidence to support the findings of fact made by the court.

Defe…