Leggett v. Home Indemnity Co.
Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
McWILLIAMS, Circuit Judge.
Dr. Paul B. Leggett, an optometrist, maintained an office in the same building as did One-Hour Martinizing, a dry cleaning establishment, the doctor’s office being adjacent to the premises of One-Hour. In the operation of its cleaning plant, One-Hour used perchloro-ethylene and over a long period of time vapors therefrom were permitted to escape into the attic above the dry cleaning plant. One-Hour shared a common attic with Leggett, Leggett’s office being, as indicated, immediately next door to the cleaning establishment. Leggett’s heating furnace was located in…
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