Schweitzer v. Aetna Life & Casualty Co.

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• holding that injuries to woman, who was pushed into her automobile and beaten inside automobile by operator of motorcycle, did not arise out of maintenance and use of motor vehicle
• holding that injuries to woman, who was pushed into her automobile and ■beaten inside automobile by operator of motorcycle, did not arise out of maintenance and use of motor vehicle
• holding that injuries to woman, who was pushed into her automobile and beaten inside automobile by operator of motorcycle, did not arise out of maintenance or use of a motor vehicle
• holding that injuries to woman, who was pushed into her automobile and beaten inside automobile by operator of 10 motorcycle, did not arise out of maintenance and use of motor vehicle
• “‘butfor’ causation, i.e., a cause and result relationship, is enough to satisfy this provision of the policy.”
• injuries suffered by car owner who was beaten while in the vehicle did not arise from the use or maintenance of a motor vehicle as a motor vehicle

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).