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Philip Blum and Company, Inc., Appellee, v. Standard Accident Insurance Company, Appellant.

INSURANCE, § 142 — "burglary" of safes in trucks. Where assured, a wholesale liquor dealer, rented from a truck maintenance corporation trucks which were driven by assured a employees, and trucks were left in garage on corporation's premises at night and were then unattended by any chauffeur, driver or employee of assured, loss of money occurring when safes in trucks were burglarized while trucks were in garage did not occur "while being conveyed by a chauffeur or driver" within clause of policy agreeing to indemnify assured for loss of money occurring outside the premises and caused by destruction, disappearance or wrongful abstraction thereof while being conveyed by a chauffeur or driver; hence assurer was not liable for loss.

See Callaghan's Illinois Digest, same topic and section number.

Opinion by PRESIDING JUSTICE FEINBERG.

Not to be published in full. Opinion filed January 24, 1949; released for publication February 4, 1949.

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BLUM CO., INC. v. STANDARD ACCIDENT INS. CO
(Jan 24, 1949)