Volk v. Cacchione
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Mr. Justice Bell,
The question involved is narrow: Did plaintiff prove that young Chris DeGeorge was the named insured or if not, was the automobile driven with the permission of the named insured?
On May 26, 1950, East High School in Erie, Pennsylvania, was holding its annual Senior Prom at the Masonic Temple in Erie, Pennsylvania. Attending the prom were Robert Volk, Norman Cacchione, 18 years old, and Chris DeGeorge, 19 years old. Because his own car was ont of order, Cacchione and his date (girl friend) went to the dance in an automobile driven by one John Maries. Besides Maries…
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