Great National Lloyds v. Hall
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BOYD; Justice.
Appellee A. L. Hall, suing upon an insurance contract, recovered judgment against appellant Great National Lloyds for $7,000 for the loss of, a .truck and trailer, it having been alleged by him .and found by - the jury that the .loss was occasioned by theft. Hall will be referred to, as appellee, although North Fort Worth State Bank, an intervener and Hall’s mortgagee, has an interest in the judgment.
*878The insurance policy issued by appellant to appellee contained the following provisions:
“Coverage D — Comprehensive Loss of or Damage to the Automobile, Except by Collision or Upset
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