City of Seattle v. See
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Barnett, J. †
— This case involves the fire code of the city of Seattle and is before the court upon stipulated facts. The defendant is the owner of a warehouse located in Seattle. The warehouse is maintained as locked premises and is inaccessible to anyone except the defendant.
On or about February 14, 1963, the Seattle Fire Department, through its authorized representative, demanded of the defendant that an inspection be allowed as to the locked premises. The fire department did not procure a search warrant nor present such to the defendant, and no claim was made that the fire department had…
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