Sullivan v. Hardware Mutual Casualty Co.

SAVOY, Judge.

The trial judge, in a well-reasoned opinion, has discussed the facts and law applicable in the instant case, and we hereby adopt his opinion as our own, to-wit:

“The facts of the case show that on August 3, 1970, Earl Landry and the plaintiff were working on an oil rig near Nacog-doches, Texas. After having worked a 12 hour shift which finished at 6:00 A.M., the two men entered a 1964 Chevrolet which was registered in the name of Earl Landry’s mother but which he claimed was his own and it was insured by the defendant. The two men left the job site and went to a restaurant for…