Bomar v. Insurors Indemnity & Insurance

By a carefully designed and cleverly executed fraudulent pretext, inducing the belief that the purported purchaser of insured’s automobile had made arrangements with a bank whereby a check given for the purchase price of the automobile would be paid when title cleared with the State Highway Department, one posing as James E. O’Boyle obtained possession of the insured’s automobile, and a certificate of title to it, with intent to appropriate the property to his own use and benefit, and did so appropriate it... The insured carried with appellee a “comprehensive” policy of insurance, including…