It is undisputed that plaintiff's president was robbed of approximately one million dollars worth of diamonds. Defendant nevertheless refused to pay plaintiff the maximum coverage of $400,000 as provided in its jewelry block insurance policy on the ground that the $25,000 limit of coverage for "off premises" was applicable.
Supreme Court properly concluded as a matter of law that the provision in the policy covering the "Assured's premises described herein" encompassed...
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