...32 NW 812, 8 Am. St. Rep. 913, Justice Morse, speaking for the court, said: "When a stipulation or exception to a policy of insurance, emanating from...of two meanings, the one is to be adopted which is the most favorable to the insured. May, Ins. S§ 174, 175; Wood, Ins. X2d Ed.) §§ 60, 62; Allen v....

...read and understands application and insurance contract, see ante Ц 182. J 267. When a stipulation or exception to a policy of insurance, emanating from...one is to be adopted which is most favorable to the assured. — Utter v. Travelers' Ins. Co., 65 Mich. 545. fl 268. Where a contract, a policy of accident...

...construed most favorably to Insured. If a policy of insurance is susceptible of two constructions, the one is to be adopted which is most favorable to the insured. 3. Insurance <©= 146(3) — Construction of policy making it effective should be adopted. If the language...

...general rule that when a stipulation or an exception to a policy of insurance emanating from the insurer is capable of two meanings, the one is to be adopted...172, 179; Wood on Insurance, sections 141-6 ; Allen vs. Ins. Co., 85 NY, 473 ; Western Ins. Co. vs. Cropper, 8 Casey, 351 ; White vs. Smith et al., 9 id.,...

...that two constructions can be placed upon the language used in the policy, it is now well settled that the one is to be adopted which is most favorable to the insured, and, in case of doubt as to the meaning of terms employed by an insurance company, they are to be construed...

...settled in this state that where a stipulation or exception to a policy, emanating from the insurer, is capable of two meanings, the one is to be adopted which is the most favorable to the insured; and it should be framed with such deliberate care that no form or...

...general rule that when a stipulation or exception to a policy of insurance emanating from the insurer is capable of two meanings, the one is to be adopted which is the most favorable to the insured ; and when underwriters have left design doubtful by using obscure...

...familiar rule as follows : " Where a stipulation or exception to a policy emanating from the insurer is capable of two meanings, the one is to be adopted which is most favorable to the insured." The policy should " be so framed with such deliberate care that no form of expression by which, on...