Gold v. Commercial Casualty Insurance

Glass, J.,

This is an action on a residence theft policy of insurance tried by a judge without a jury. On January 6, 1933, defendant, Commercial Casualty Insurance Company, issued to Morris Gold, now deceased, its policy of insurance no. BT21455, in the sum of $1,000, insuring him to the amount of $500 thereof for loss by burglary, robbery, theft or larceny of, inter alia, “watches . . . precious and semi-precious stones, jewelry . . . owned by the Assured, or by any permanent member of the household of the Assured, who does not pay *562board or rent,” for the term of one year beginning January…