Southern Casualty Co. v. Landry
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtO’Quinn, J.
Appellee sued appellant to recover upon an insurance policy covering a Ford automobile. The loss of the car was alleged to have occurred by theft. The appellant answered by general demurrer, special exceptions, general denial, and specially:(1) That the insurance policy sued upon provided that appellant was not liable if the theft was by a vendee under conditional sale or mortgagee in possession or any lease agreement, or otherwise, and that the loss of the car, as pleaded by appellee, “was occasioned by the plaintiff making a conditional sale of said automobile, and that the vendee in said…
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