McGinn v. North Coast Stevedoring Co.

Respondent sued appellant, a Washington corporation engaged in the stevedoring business, for damages for injuries received while working as a stevedore on board the steamship ‘ ‘ Georgine, ’ ’ while unloading cargo at Seattle, Washington, on March 12, 1926. There was a verdict and judgment for $7,500.

Since the complaint is not attacked by appellant as not alleging liability on the grounds of negligence, except in one particular where it is claimed the evidence offered and admitted by the court departs from the complaint, and another instance in which a specification of negligence was…