Continental Casualty Co. v. Bows

—The Continental Casualty Company, a corporation, issued an accident insurance policy to Charles PI. Bows which contained a provision to the effect that such insurance company would pay to the insured the sum of $500.00 “For loss of either hand by complete severence at or above the wrist.” No point is made on the pleadings. It is sufficient to state that Bows brought an action at law upon the policy against the company for the loss of his left hand, his declaration consisting of two counts, to which the defendant company filed its pleas, and subsecpiently the plaintiff filed replications and…