Texas Lloyds v. Laird

CODY, Justice.

Appellee, as the insured, sued appellant as the insurer on a Dealer’s Automobile Insurance policy, to recover $338.73 for collision damage to one of appellee’s automobiles resulting from a collision that occurred on March 4, 1947. The court, trying the case without a jury, .rendered judgment for appellee against appellant for the sum of $288.73, interest and costs. In response to appellant’s request, the court filed conclusions of fact and law.

Among other findings of fact, the court found: That on March 4, 1947, about 7:30 P.M., two of appellee’s employees, Haynes and Mason,…