Le Master v. Chandler
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
50 Wn.2d 71 (1957)
309 P.2d 384
DAN LE MASTER, Appellant,
v.
EARL B. CHANDLER et al., Respondent.[1]
No. 33460.
The Supreme Court of Washington, En Banc.
April 4, 1957.
Ned W. Kimball, for appellant.
Hensel & Hensel, for respondent.
WEAVER, J.
Plaintiff appeals from a judgment dismissing his action for damages to personal property.
Defendants are the owners and operators of a public ferry across the Columbia river at Orondo, Washington. The ferry boat is 65 feet long and has a beam of 22 feet. It has an 8 1/2 foot apron on each end, protected by a 3/8 inch barrier chain that is hooked in position when…
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