78 S.W.2d 1045 | Tex. App. | 1935
This suit is based on two life insurance policies issued by the American Bankers’ Insurance Company to Brady Mack, in which his wife was named as beneficiary. On the death of insured, the beneficiary assigned an interest in the policies to People’s Undertaking Company. The American Bankers’ Insurance Company appeals from an adverse judgment rendered on said policies in favor of the beneficiary and the assignee, for the amount of the policies, interest, 12 per cent, damages, and a reasonable attorney fee.
The material contention of appellant is that the facts do not sustain the judgment render
So, it being our opinion that the judgment is excessive in the aggregate amount of these three items, to wit, $19.13, and should have been for $446.13 instead of $465.26, therefore, the judgment is reformed in the respects mentioned, and, as reformed, is-affirmed for the sum of $446.13. As app'ellant objected in the court below to the -judgment in the respects above mentioned, all costs of the appeal will be taxed against appellees.
Reformed and1 affirmed)