Pastore v. Suglia

Opinion by

Wright, J.,

About 3 o’clock a.m., on March 4, 1951, Paul Suglia was operating his Mercury sedan automobile south on Route No. 122 near the city of Reading. Passengers in the rear seat of Suglia’s car were his wife, Margaret, and a friend, Virginia E. Tester, wife of Donald D. Tester. At a point 600 feet south of the Reading Railway’s underpass, the Suglia car collided with a Buick taxi-cab operated by Paul Gumeniski and owned by Walter Pastore and Joseph N. Pastore trading as Pastore’s Taxi Service, hereinafter referred to as Pas-tore. Suits were instituted (1) by Gumeniski against…