Weir v. Central National Fire Insurance

The plaintiff was the owner of a certain Cole *447eight cylinder automobile, and on June 28, 1919, the defendant, an insurance company engaged in that class of business, issued to plaintiff its policy insuring him for a period of one year against loss, not exceeding $1,500, by fire and other risks, including “damage by theft, robbery, or pilferage (by any person or persons other than those in employment, service, or household of the insured) if amounting to more than $25 on any single occasion.” The petition alleges that, on June 28, 1919, and while said policy was in full force, and while the…