Ross v. Employers' Liability Assurance Corp.

OPINION OF THE COURT

READY, Chief Judge.

In this case of insurance law novelty, plaintiff has sued for a loss of $26,355.59 allegedly sustained as a direct result of loss or damage to his records of accounts receivable insured under a policy issued by defendant covering all risk of loss of or damage to the insured’s records of accounts receivable. Defendant denied liability, asserting that from the date of the casualty, plaintiff had demanded a sum equal to the total of all accounts receivable, less sums actually collected, without reference to charge-off for bad debts, reestablishment of…