American Employers Insurance Company v. John Zablosky
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
JONES, Circuit Judge.
The appellee, John Zablosky, was. struck by a truck which was driven by Roy Alvin Tucker, an employee of H. L. Flynt. Zablosky sued Flynt and Tucker in a Texas State court seeking damages for his injuries sustained and recovered judgment for $100,000, with interest and costs. Execution was issued and returned nulla bona. Basing federal jurisdiction on diversity of citizenship, Zablosky sued American Employers Insurance Company, herein referred to as the In surance Company, the motor vehicle liability insurance carrier of B. F. Schoeneman, a contractor, claiming the truck…
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