Opinion ID: 472582
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Heading: lexington's contentions

Text: 5 Lexington levels numerous attacks on the judgment entered by the district court. Lexington first offers two arguments for reversing the entire judgment: (1) the alleged misrepresentations made by the insured voided the policy, and (2) the alleged unseaworthiness of the vessel voided the policy. Lexington next offers several arguments for reducing the amount of the damages awarded against it because the district court erred: (1) in determining the cost to repair the vessel, (2) in subtracting only one deductible amount from the cost to repair, (3) in awarding layup premiums, (4) in determining that crew negligence caused all the losses, (5) in determining that Lexington's actions caused Austin to lose a future charter party agreement, (6) in determining other consequential damages incurred by Austin, and (7) in applying the punitive provisions of article 21.21 of the Texas Insurance Code.