Hansell-Elcock Co. v. Frankfort Marine Accident & Plate Glass Insurance

Appellee issued to appellant an insurance policy, insuring* it against loss arising* from bodily injury or death suffered by persons not employed by appellant. Appellant was engaged in constructing certain iron work about a building* then being erected. Alec Jacobson was a carpenter working about the same building, but was not in the employ of appellant. He was killed by being struck on the head by an iron rod negligently dropped by an employee of appellant. Suit was brought by the representatives of Jacobson against appellant and resulted in a judgment by agreement against it for $2,500,…