Pacific Indemnity Co. v. Harrison

YOUNG, Justice.

The suit of plaintiffs (appellees) was for recovery on an automobile insurance policy; the vehicle owned by them having been lost in a transaction alleged to be within coverage of the contract of insurance sued upon. Defendant Company denied liability on ground that the loss suffered was subject to an exclusion, also contained in the policy; upon trial, the court holding the exclusion not applicable and rendering judgment for plaintiffs in amount of $750 and legal interest from November 25, 1953. Defendant has duly appealed the adverse rendition.

Plaintiffs were automobile…