United States Ins. Co. of Waco v. Boyer

This is a suit upon the collision clause of a standard automobile insurance policy issued August 17, 1953. While the insured car was parked on a downtown street in Waco, a windstorm demolished a building and left the car crushed under brick and timbers.

In affirming the judgment against the insurance company 264 S.W. 2d 151,152, the Court of Civil Appeals stated the principal question to be:

“* * * Whether a stationary vehicle damaged by falling debris from a building damaged by a tornado is” within “an insurance policy insuring against damage or loss to an automobile in collision with another…