JONES v. WELSH INSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD.

(1937) 59 L1.L.Rep. 13

KING'S BENCH DIVISION.

Before Mr. Justice Goddard.

Motor insurance - Policy - Third party risks-Extent of cover-Car insured by T (motor engineer) with defendant company-"The company shall not be liable in respect of any claim arising: 1. While any motor vehicle in connection with which insurance is granted under this policy is (a) Being used otherwise than in accordance with the 'Description of Use' contained in this policy"-"Description of Use: In respect of vehicles described in such schedule use for social domestic and pleasure purposes and use by the insured in person in connection with his business or profession as stated in such schedule but excluding always . . . (c) Use for the carriage of goods or samples in connection with any trade or business"-Plaintiff injured in accident with T's car-Car being driven by T's brother for conveyance of sheep belonging to T-Sheep-farming by T as spare time occupation-whether a hobby or a trade or business -"Physical characteristics of the goods that the vehicle carries"-T successfully sued by plaintiff-Judgment unsatisfied - Action now brought against defendant company-Road Traffic Act, 1934, Sects. 10 (1), 12 (d).