Summary
In Sneck v. Travelers' Insurance Co., 88 Hun, 94, 34 N.Y.S. 545, in construing an accident insurance policy providing against the loss by "severance of one entire hand or foot," the court held that, when the hand is injured so that the party had no use of it as a hand, he had lost his "entire hand" within the meaning of the policy.
Summary of this case from Travelers' Ins. Co. v. RichmondOpinion
Argued May 11, 1898
Decided June 7, 1898
George F. Yeoman for appellant.
Howard W. Sneck for respondent.
Order affirmed and judgment absolute ordered against defendant on the stipulation, with costs, on opinion below.
All concur, except HAIGHT, J., not sitting.