Continental Insurance Co. v. Levinson

HENDRY, Judge.

The appellant was the defendant below in a law suit brought by the appellee which resulted in a verdict in favor of the appel-lee, Levinson. The suit arose because of the appellant-insurance company’s refusal to pay a claim made by Levinson after his *446inboard-outboard vessel, the Marshellen II, had sunk while moored at its dockage. Levinson predicated his cause of action upon a provision in the insurance contract commonly referred to as the “Inchmaree” clause. The pertinent portion of this provision is as follows:

“This insurance also to cover loss of or damage to hull or…