Toth v. United States Fire Insurance Co.

HALL, Justice.

This is a venue matter.

Plaintiffs are the named insureds in a homeowners policy issued by United States Fire Insurance Company. On February 10, 1972, while the policy was in force, plaintiffs’ residence in Collin County was burglarized and jewelry owned by them of an asserted value of $3,306.75 was stolen therefrom. Among other perils, the policy protects plaintiffs against loss of unscheduled personal property to a limit of $5,000. However, the policy expressly limits the Company’s liability to $500 for any one loss of jewelry by theft; and the Company refused to pay…