Herthel v. Time Insurance Co.

The following opinion was filed March 3, 1936:

Fowler, J.

The appellant contends that the findings of the jury that, (1) the deceased “received an injury through external violence or accidental means,” and that (2) such injury “was a sole cause of the insured’s death” are not sustained by the evidence.

The coverage clause of the policy in suit was somewhat broader than those commonly involved in the adjudicated cases, and insured against loss from death resulting from “personal bodily injury . . . effected directly and independently of all other causes through accidental means, and which injury…