Ranger Insurance v. Columbus-Muscogee Aviation, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that where the pilot of the plane at the time of the crash did not possess a valid medical certificate as required by the “Pilot’s Clause” summary judgment for the insurer was mandatory
• policy containing plain and unambiguous policy limitation on insurer’s liability cannot be expanded beyond what is fairly within its plain terms
• policy containing plain and unambiguous policy limitation on insurer’s liability cannot be expanded beyond what is fairly within its plain terms
• pilot clause in policy declarations that required valid medical certificate was valid requirement and pilot’s failure to comply warranted summary judgment for insurer

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