I took a course in criminal law in High School. Part of that was we got to attend court for trial proceedings. The case we saw involved a cemetery that was double and triple parking those interred. Obviously this was a major scandal as it essentially means that the plot is sold to more than one person and yet they all plan on staying there.

A decade or more ago I was on the jury for a case involving a mafioso and a lawsuit against an insurance company. The long and the short of it was the gentleman purchased a vacation property that he decided/neglected to pay to insure which is breaking the law in this state. Several months after the insurance ran out we had a hurricane that floated the house off the pilings it was sitting on. He was still trying to get the insurance company to pay and claim that the wind did it. A retired judge lived in the neighborhood and took pictures at the peak of the storm of homes in the area, including this one. The water level had gone past the midpoint of the first floor windows (Cape style house). The mafioso moved items from downstairs to the upstairs (plates, silverware, pots and pans) to prevent them from getting "damaged" but left his TV and VCR, rugs and furniture downstairs. In other words he moved stuff that could easily get wet and not be ruined instead of the things that water would destroy.

Bottom line is that the jury found for the insurance company.