Lindop v. Allstate Insurance Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
CHADICK, Chief Judge.
This suit is grounded upon the uninsured motorist provisions in two automobile insurance policies. It was instituted to recover indemnity provided by the policies for loss proximately caused by the negligence of a hit and run driver. The trial court entered a take nothing judgment and the plaintiffs below have appealed.
Ronald Odell Lindop, the trial pleadings allege, was fatally injured as the proximate result of the negligence of a hit and run driver, as that term is defined in the automobile policies in suit. The plaintiffs below, appellants here, are the decedent’s…
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