Inglis v. General Casualty Co.

The plaintiffs, as partners doing business under the assumed name of “Inglis Vocational Bakers,” operated a cooking school on Swan Island in Portland, Oregon. On September 9, 1953, the sum of $424 was taken from the plaintiffs’ locked safe by person or persons unknown. At the time of this loss there was in effect a policy of burglary insurance issued by the defendant which provided in part as follows:

“III. Safe Burglary. To indemnify the insured (if insurance is provided under Insuring Agreement III of item 6 (schedule of coverage) of the declarations but not otherwise):

“(a) For all loss of…