Freedman v. Queen Insurance

Plaintiff, a jeweler, sought to recover almost $8,000 from defendant because of the loss of some diamond jewelry allegedly covered by an insurance policy issued by defendant. Upon undisputed facts the trial court made findings exonerating defendant from liability under the exclusionary clause of the policy. Plaintiff appeals from the adverse judgment accordingly entered and from the order denying Ms motion to vacate such judgment. (Code Civ. Proc., §§ 663, 663a; Rounds v. Dippolito, 34 Cal.2d 59, 61 [206 P.2d 1083].)

Plaintiff was in the business of selling diamonds and jewelry set in diamonds…