Royal Indemnity Company v. Marshall
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
GRIFFIN, Justice.
Respondent Bob Marshall, Jr., as plaintiff, sued petitioner Royal Indemnity Company, as defendant, in a district court of Travis County, Texas, upon an insurance policy for damages to three of plaintiff’s used automobiles damaged by fire while in a garage owned by another and not a place of business used by plaintiff and not named in the insurance policy.
Trial was to a jury which made findings (1) that the cars destroyed were not, as contemplated by the insurance policy, in storage at 508 South Congress Avenue; (2) the cars were not on display at this address; and (3) the…
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