Maryland Casualty Company v. Willsey

BLACKBIRD, Chief Justice.

The broad issue in this case is whether or not plaintiff in error, sometimes hereinafter referred to merely as “Casualty”, is liable to defendant in error, Frank Willsey, under the terms of a manufacturer’s and contractor’s liability policy, which Casualty issued to said insured, to become effective February 7, 1957.

During the last part of the first half of 1957, Willsey was the sub-contractor under one L. C. Ferguson, the general building contractor, in the performance of the latter’s contract with the U. S. Corps of Engineers, to construct an addition to an existing…