MILLAS v. GULF INSURANCE COMPANY OF DALLAS

INSURANCE, § 498.2 — fire, sufficiency of evidence. In action on fire insurance policy, evidence supported verdict for plaintiff, where there was testimony as to suspicious circumstances which tended to show insured had instigated the fire, but there was also evidence that when first fire occurred a few days prior to lose in question, insured had hastily entered the premises and removed a large sum of money, and insured and his wife both denied having had conversations with alleged accomplice, and small amount of gasoline alleged to be on premises did not void the policy.

Opinion by PRESIDING JUSTICE STONE.

"Not to be published in full." Opinion filed June 14, 1940.