"Winner" for life

[DARPA]

An American gentleman bought a box of very rare and expensive cigars. Such an expensive and rare that it even has insured them, among other things, from the fire. A month later, cigars were over, and he had not even made the first payment under the policy. This did not prevent him to apply to the insurance company with the announcement that the cigars were lost due to "a series of small fires." You've got to understand that in English the "fire" and "fire" refers to a word fire.

The company refused to pay, a reasonable answer, that, in fact, he upotre6il cigars in the most natural way for cigars. Well, Mr. went to court and won the case .... In the judgment the judge acknowledged that the statement of claim, quite frankly, is not serious, but at the same time, the available policy, cigars, insured against fire, and this policy does not define "desirable" or "acceptable" any kinds of fire. So that insurers should pay. Insurers do not bother with the long and costly appeals and paid $ 15,000 for
"burned" cigars.

However, enjoy the new Freestuff cigars failed because immediately after cashing a check this gentleman was arrested. On the basis of the same policy and their own testimony at the trial, he was charged with 24 episodes of deliberate destruction of the insured property through arson. The result of the new process - 24 months in prison and 24,000
dollar fine.