Supreme Court of Georgia November 14, 1903 (Small v. Travelers Protective Ass'n)

Fish, P. J.

Small brought an action against the Travelers Protective Association of America, upon a policy of accident-insurance which it had issued to him. A rule of the association, by which the plaintiff was bound, provided that the association should not be liable for injuries incurred by a member as the result of “ voluntary or unnecessary exposure to danger, or to obvious risk *901of injury.