Alamo Casualty Co. v. Trafton
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BROETER, Justice’.
This is an appeal from a judgment obtained by W. A. Trafton against Alamo Casualty Company upon a standard $100 deductible insurance policy issued to him, covering a 1936 Chrysler passenger automobile alleged to have been totally destroyed as a result of a collision. The trial was with the aid of a jury and, upon special issues submitted to them by which the jury found plaintiff’s automobile was totally destroyed and was o'f the value of $550 at the time of destruction, the trial court entered judgment for plaintiff for $450, interest ánd costs.
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