Mason v. Celina Mutual Insurance Company

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• holding that gunshot injury did not arise out of the use of a vehicle when youth toying with gun in a parked car accidentally shot his friend
• holding that gunshot injury did not arise out of the use of a vehicle when youth toying with gun in a parked car accidentally shot his friend
• holding that even when returning from pistol target practice, an accidental discharge in vehicle that was parked until one of the occupants returned did not implicate the causal connection required to fall within the use clause
• holding that even when returning from pistol target practice, an accidental discharge in vehicle that was parked until one of the occupants returned did not implicate the causal connection required to fall within the use clause
• liability did not arise out of the use of parked vehicle when passenger accidentally discharged pistol, killing fellow passenger
• death occurring from discharge of pistol while three youths were toying with the weapon in insured’s vehicle did not arise out of a covered use of vehicle

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