Philadelphia Forrest Hills Corp. v. Bituminous Casualty Corp.
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Spaulding, J.,
On January 17, 1963, an unfinished house owned by Philadelphia Forrest Hills Corporation was damaged by fire as a result of the negligence of the T. R. Dry Wall Company, Inc., whose employes were working on the house at the time. Dry Wall was insured under a standard contractor’s policy issued by the Bi*463tuminous Casualty Corporation. Shortly after the fire, Dry Wall and Bituminous agreed to an adjustment of damages in the amount of $685. This sum was paid by Bituminous to Dry Wall. The latter executed and delivered a policy release which purported to discharge…
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