Commercial Standard Insurance v. Harper
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Mr. Judge Taylor
delivered the opinion of the Commission of Appeals, Section B.
This is a county court case in which the application was granted upon alleged conflicts. The question upon which the conflict arises grows out of a provision of an insurance policy issued by plaintiff in error, Commercial Standard Insurance Company, insuring J. W. Harper, defendant in error, against loss of his automobile by theft, which reads:
“In the event of loss or damage under Section Two of the Schedule of Perils (the section covering loss of the car by theft) the Assured shall give immediate written notice…
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