Implement Dealers Mutual Insurance Co. v. Cox
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
WERLEIN, Justice.
This suit was brought by appellees upon an insurance policy issued by Implement Dealers Mutual Insurance Company in the sum of $8,000.00, to recover for damage to their home in Texas City resulting from Hurricane “Carla” on or about September 11, 1961. From a judgment in the sum of $2,161.25 entered in favor of appellees based upon the jury verdict, appellant has perfected its appeal.
To Special Issue No. 1 the jury found that the damage done to the residence of appellee Cox was directly due to the winds of Hurricane Carla. Appellant contends that such finding by the jury is…
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