Wisconsin Builders, Inc. v. General Insurance Co. of America

The apartment was being constructed at the foot of a bluff in an “L” shape so that the corner of the bluff bisected the inside angle of the “L.” One wing of the building ran north and south along the west side of the bluff; the other wing ran east and west along the south side of the bluff.

On August 14, 1969, when construction of the apartments had reached the point of installing the interior drywall, the most easterly one third of the east wing of the building located along the south side of the bluff collapsed. By pretrial stipulation, the parties agreed that the policy in question was in…