and Silver, $ 190.00 Enamel Ware, $ 674.00 Tinware, and Glass, $ 187.00 Semi Porcelain Ware, $ 387.00 Chinaware and Silver, $ 847.75, etc.," is not such an inventory as was required by the terms of the insurance policy sued on in this case.ģ. SAME-Promissory Warranties-Performance-"Inventory." An inventory which bunches merchandise together without itemizing same, such as, "Xmas Goods, $ 784.39.
A stipulation in a fire insurance policy that the insured shall make and keep inventories and a set of books and keep them in a fireproof safe at night and at all times when the building mentioned in the policy is not open for business, or, failing in this, to keep such inventories and books at night and at all such times in some place not exposed to fire which would ignite or destroy said building, and in case of loss to produce such books and inventories for the inspection of the insurer, and in the event of failure on the part of the insured to produce such books and inventories, for the inspection of the insurer, that the entire policy shall be null and void, is a reasonable and competent provision to insert and attach to the policy.Ģ.
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