Legal Opinion
Seattle First National Bank v. Mitchell
Court of Appeals of Washington
Decided August 25, 1997No. 36827-3-IPublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the CourtBaker, C.J.
Seattle First National Bank (SFNB) owned Pier 70. Its predecessor leased premises on Pier 70 to David and Mark Mitchell (Mitchell), who subleased it to Entertainment Associates, Inc. (EAI).1 SFNB obtained fire insurance on the premises, choosing the policy and its terms and, pursuant to the lease, passing the cost on to the tenants, including EAI.
A fire damaged the premises. When EAI refused to pay for repairs costing less than the deductible under SFNB’s fire insurance policy, SFNB brought this commercial unlawful detainer action. Arguing that SFNB was self-insured for the amount of the…
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