Penn Liberty Insurance Co. v. Tannery
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
GRAVES, Justice.
Appellee Tannery sued appellant Penn Liberty Insurance Company for windstorm *296damage allegedly done to appellee’s dwelling house, as well as his garage apartment, under a fire and extended coverage insurance policy issued to Tannery by the insurance company.
Throughout the record, reference is frequently made to appellee’s “one-story, shingled-roof, frame-house,” to distinguish it from his garage apartment, which apartment was also located on the same property, and is likewise involved in this litigation.
The appellee alleged that on May 18,1953, a wind, hail and rainstorm…
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