National Union F. Ins. Co. of Pittsburgh, Pa. v. Bruecks

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• holding that gunshot accident that occurred while unloading a gun in a moving vehicle after a hunting trip did not arise out of the use of the vehicle
• holding that gunshot accident that occurred while unloading a gun in a moving vehicle after a hunting trip did not arise out of the use of the vehicle
• holding that even broadly construing the use clause, a gun discharge while a hunter was unloading it inside of his vehicle was not covered because the vehicle was merely the situs of the accident; the accident did not arise out of the use of the vehicle
• holding that even broadly construing the use clause, a gun discharge while a hunter was unloading it inside of his vehicle was not covered because the vehicle was merely the situs of the accident; the accident did not arise out of the use of the vehicle
• finding that unloading a gun in the backseat of a moving car did not arise from the use of the car and holding that the words “arising out of the use” are broad and comprehensive terms ordinarily understood to mean originating from, growing out of, or flowing from
• automobile liability policy did not cover accidental shooting because the injury did not arise out of use of the vehicle

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