New York Life Insurance Company v. Argia G. Jones, a Widow
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
SIMPSON, District Judge.
Appellee (plaintiff below) was the beneficiary and her husband, Eugene Jones, was the insured, under a $10,000.00 life insurance policy with the appellant. The policy provided for an additional $10,-000.00 “accidental means death benefit (double indemnity).” The insured was an airline pilot for Regina Air Lines, a non-schedule air line. He was one of the two crew members of a Regina plane killed in a fatal accident in the State of Washington on September 1, 1953, at a time when the policy (taken out August 20, 1952) was in full force and effect. The others aboard, also…
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