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Bel v. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co.9/22/2000
g another, we are constrained to conclude that even if plaintiffs' wrongful death claims constitute "bodily injury" under the policy, the policy nonetheless limits their recovery to the same "per person" limit from which Mr. Bel's survival claim must be satisfied. In broadly defining "bodily injury to one person" to include "all injury, including bodily injury, and damages to others resulting from this bodily injury," we are bound to conclude that State Farm has limited its exposure herein to a single "per person" limit.
CONCLUSION
For the above and foregoing reasons, the February 12, 1999 judgment of the trial court, granting State Farm's motion for summary judgment and declaring that all survival or wrongful death laims arising out of the injuries and death of Douglas Bel are limited to the "per person" limits of State Farm's policy, is affirmed. Costs of this appeal are assessed against plaintiffs, Mary Bel, Linda Mire and Carolyn Heard.
AFFIRMED.
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