Wilson v. Capital Fire Insurance

Kroger, District Judge.

This appeal requires the interpretation of the “limits clause” in an automobile liability insurance policy, and the only question for determination is the extent of the insurer’s liability under such policy.

One George B. Wilson, hereinafter referred to as plaintiff, was the owner of a Buick automobile, and in March, 1931, obtained from the Capital Fire Insurance Company, of Lincoln, Nebraska, a corporation hereinafter referred to as defendant, an automobile liability policy carrying limits of $5,000 and $10,000 for loss from an accident resulting in bodily injuries to…