Barrett v. Commercial Standard Ins. Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
SPEER, Justice.
James R. Barrett sued Commercial Standard Insurance Company on a policy of insurance alleged to cover the loss of an automobile from theft. The parties will carry the same designation here as in the trial court.
Plaintiff owned an automobile and purchased from defendant a policy of insurance against theft. The contract was in evidence and provides, among other things, that the defendant would pay to plaintiff such loss as he should sustain, caused by theft of the car, excepting, however, a theft committed by a person or persons in the insured’s household, or by one acting under…
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