Williams v. Pilot Life Insurance Company

Decided 1975-10-07

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HUSKINS, Justice. The determinative question is whether the insured died solely as a direct result of accidental bodily injury and independent of all other carnes. The trial judge made findings of fact and, upon those findings, answered the question affirmatively and entered judgment in favor of plaintiff. The Court of Appeals affirmed. Defendant contends the…

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