Bullock v. Pariser

PRICE, Judge:

On May 7, 1971, appellee, Grace Bullock, was bitten by a dog kept for security purposes on the premises at 646 South Sixteenth Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. These premises were owned by appellees, Marilyn Pariser and Mildred Zurbin, who conducted a partnership at that address, known as “Kiddie Castle.”

At the time of the accident, the partnership was open and conducting business, and had in effect a liability insurance policy, issued by Penn State Mutual Insurance Company (“Penn Mutual”). This policy covered the partnership for liability arising out of the operation of the…