Williams v. Steamship Mutual Underwriting Ass'n
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHill, J.
While the M. V. “Southeastern” was owned and operated by the Briggs Steamship Corporation (hereinafter called “Briggs”), a Delaware corporation doing business and operating in this state, the appellant, a seaman thereon, was injured by a fall into a manhole in a passageway, the cover having been removed by engineering personnel to gain access to the refrigeration machinery. At the time of the injury, Briggs was covered by a policy of marine insurance issued by the respondent in California. The exact character of this insurance will be discussed hereinafter.
Appellant instituted an action…
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