Texas § 862.054 FIRE INSURANCE: BREACH BY INSURED; PERSONAL PROPERTY COVERAGE.

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§ 862.054 — FIRE INSURANCE: BREACH BY INSURED; PERSONAL PROPERTY COVERAGE.

Texas § 862.054

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 862.054 (2026).

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Sec. 862.054. FIRE INSURANCE: BREACH BY INSURED; PERSONAL PROPERTY COVERAGE. Unless the breach or violation contributed to cause the destruction of the property, a breach or violation by the insured of a warranty, condition, or provision of a fire insurance policy or contract of insurance on personal property, or of an application for the policy or contract:

(1)does not render the policy or contract void; and

(2)is not a defense to a suit for loss.

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Sec. 862.054. FIRE INSURANCE: BREACH BY INSURED; PERSONAL PROPERTY COVERAGE. Unless the breach or violation contributed to cause the destruction of the property, a breach or violation by the insured of a warranty, condition, or provision of a fire insurance policy or contract of insurance on personal property, or of an application for the policy or contract:
(1) does not render the policy or contract void; and
(2) is not a defense to a suit for loss.