Buro v. Home Benefit Ass'n
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion
On Rehearing.
In his most able motion for rehearing, appellant vigorously insists that we were in error in affirming the judgment of the trial court. Appellant contends that the trial court should have specifically instructed the jury, in effect, that the burden was upon ap-pellee (defendant) to prove that the insured committed suicide with such a preponderance of evidence as to exclude any reasonable hypothesis of a natural or accidental death, and further that, since suicide was sought to be established by circumstantial evidence, the court should have charged the jury that the evidence and…
2Cases cited13 opinions
- Stooksbury v. SwanTexas Supreme Court · 1893
- Largen v. State, ex rel. AbreyTexas Supreme Court · 1890
- Mutual Life Insurance v. TillmanTexas Supreme Court · 1892
- Langford v. El Paso Baking Co.Court of Appeals of Texas · 1927
- American Central Insurance v. Heath & BlackwellCourt of Appeals of Texas · 1902
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