Wolf v. Providence Washington Insurance

This is an action at law to recover under an insurance policy for the loss of 2 rings of a scheduled value of $4,000.

On October 10, 1947, defendant, Providence Washington Insurance Company, issued an insurance policy to plaintiffs, Edward and Lottie Wolf, limiting coverage to $30,000 on unscheduled personal property, $27,575 on scheduled personal property, $2,200 on item considered separately insured, and $2,500 on unscheduled jewelry and furs. The policy provided, in part:

*336“Property Covered

“1. Personal property owned, used or worn by the persons in whose name this policy is issued,…