Dombroski v. Cox

WOLFE, Judge.

The plaintiff-appellant instituted suit by a petition in two counts. The first count sought a judgment for damages arising out of personal injuries. It is alleged that the plaintiff was injured when he fell from the attic of Cox’s home to the floor below by reason of the failure of Cox to provide him with a safe place in which to work while he was gratuitously assisting Cox with some work in the attic. The second count is against Reliable Insurance Company which insured Cox against liability. It alleges a breach of agreement by the insurer with the plaintiff to pay plaintiff for…