Continental Fire & Casualty Ins. Corp. v. Surber
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
SPEER, Justice.
Plaintiffs, George Surber and wife, sued Continental Fire & Casualty Insurance Corporation, in the County Court of Den-ton County, to recover $541 under a policy of insurance covering, among other things, loss from windstorm and hail on described property.
Defendant replied with a plea in abatement, general denial and a special denial of plaintiffs’ allegations as to why an arbitration of the loss was not had. A non jury trial resulted in recovery by plaintiffs for the amount sued for. Defendant has appealed.
There is no statement of facts before us and we know no more about the…
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