Derrek Crump, Catherine Dianne Achord, and Tony Crump v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co.

How courts have described this case

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• relying on the dictionary definition of “away” to interpret State Farm’s “relative” definition, the court held that a child was “away” when “ ‘absent from’ ” his or her parents’ home
• relying on the dictionary definition of \away\ to interpret State Farm's \relative\ definition, the court held that a child was \away\ when \ 'absent from' \ his or her parents' home
• relying on the dictionary definition of \away\ to interpret State Farm's \relative\ definition, the court held that a child was \away\ when \ 'absent from' \ his or her parents' home
• since the child “was covered as a ‘relative’ under the second sentence of the definition,” it was unnecessary to consider whether the first line also applied
• since the child “was covered as a ‘relative’ under the second sentence of the definition,” it was “unnecessary” to consider whether he qualified under the first line
• “The first sentence of the policy definition of ‘relative’ refers to family members living at home. The second sentence provides a contrast: ‘relative’ also includes children in school away from home.” (Emphasis added.)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).