International Indemnity Co. v. Duncan
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
* Writ of error dismissed for want of jurisdiction November 21, 1923. This suit was on a policy for $3,000 issued by appellant June 14, 1921, insuring appellee from said June 14, 1921, to June 14, 1922, against the loss by theft or fire of an automobile owned by him. Appellee alleged in his petition, and at the trial proved, that the automobile "was stolen and burned" about July 15, 1921, and that "such theft and said burning resulted in a complete and total loss" of same to him. He further alleged that the automobile at the time it was stolen and burned was worth $4,000, and proved that it…
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