Miller v. Boston Insurance Co.

Opinion by

Mr. Justice O’Brien,

Appellee, Benjamin Miller, brought an action' of assumpsit against appellant, Boston Insurance Company, to recover for the loss of a diamond ring, which was insured by appellant under a Jewelers’ -Block Policy. The policy insured appellee against “all risks of loss of of damage . . . arising from any cause whatsoever except: ... (M) Unexplained loss, mysterious disappearance or loss or shortage disclosed on taking inventory”.

On March 11, 1958,.Miller, a dealer in jewelry, consigned -the ring to Jacob Friedman, who-was also a jewelry dealer."- On the following…