Scottish Union & National Insurance v. Wade
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the District Court of Brown County. Tried below before Hon. Jno. W. Goodwin.
1Opinion of the Court
KEY, Chief Justice.
J. T. Wade and his wife instituted this suit against the Scottish Union and National Insurance Company, seeking to recover upon a $2,000 policy of insurance on a gin house, machinery, etc.
The main defense relied on in the court below and urged in this court is a representation or statement in the application for the policy to the effect that the total concurrent insurance on the property was limited to $2,500, including the policy therein applied for; that the statement referred to constituted a warranty, and that plaintiffs at the time of making said application, and at…
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