United States Fire Insurance Company v. Carter
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CLAUDE WILLIAMS, Justice.
Action on fire insurance policies. On February 10, 1967 United States Fire Insurance Company of New York and Standard Fire Insurance Company of Connecticut issued their respective policies of insurance naming William E. Carter as insured. The policies covered a business building, together with its contents, located at 1603 South Denley Drive, Dallas, Texas, against the hazard of fire and also insured against loss of earnings during the interruption of business following a loss by fire for such time as would reasonably be required to restore the property. The limit of…
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