C. L. Cooke & Son v. Trinity Universal Insurance Co.

O’QUINN, Justice.

C. L. Cooke and Son, a partnership, sought recovery against Trinity Universal Insurance Company of Dallas upon a “Texas All Risk Builder’s Risk Form” insurance policy which contained the following provision as to coverage:

“Covering any and all materials, permanent fixtures and supplies (including labor costs and other incidental construction expenses) of any nature whatsoever, the property of the Assured or the property of others in the custody or control of the Assured, to be used in the fabrication and/or erection and/or installation and/or repairing and/or renovating of…