Simoneau v. Prudential Insurance
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtPage, J.
The insured was employed at night in a garage at Manchester, but was permitted to sleep on the premises after midnight, unless he had calls for work. It does not appear whether his sleep was interrupted on the night of June 12. He returned home at half past seven on the morning of the 13th, attended church, went to bed at about 11, and was awakened at about 1:45 in the afternoon when two friends called to accompany him to Hampton Beach. Upon the view most favorable to the plaintiffs, the insured was not suffering from fatigue when he left home or when he entered the water after arrival at the…
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