United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co. v. Morgan

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• lay testimony that warehouse was destroyed by wind before rising water was sufficient to support jury finding that property was damaged by wind, a covered event, rather than high water, an excluded event, under insurance policy
• lay testimony that warehouse was practically destroyed by wind before it was reached by rising water or wave action was sufficient to support jury finding that property was damaged by wind, a covered event, rather than high water, an excluded event under insurance policy

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