Pacific Indemnity Co. v. California Electric Works, Ltd.

WARMER, J., pro tem.

There is little dispute as to the facts here involved and, so far as here necessary, they are as follows: On May 10, 1935, the Standard Oil Company of California was engaged in the construction of a building and exhibit in the city of San Diego which was to be part of an exposition to be opened in that city. The building and exhibit were to be of the approximate cost of $30,000. In connection with said construction the Standard Oil Company entered into a series of contracts with the California Electric Works, Ltd., hereinafter referred to as the Electric Works. The total…