F. J. Schindler Equipment Co. v. Raymond Co.

LOUIK, Judge:

The instant case has its roots in a death case brought by Stanley and Pearl Potempa in September, 1969 against Wasserman, their son’s employer, Schindler (plaintiff in the instant case), as seller of a piece of equipment alleged to have caused their son’s death, and Raymond (defendant in the instant case) as designer and manufacturer of the equipment. As a result of preliminary objections filed in that case, Potempa’s Complaint against Raymond was dismissed on September 20, 1973, with an order that the dismissal was “WITHOUT PREJUDICE TO THE PROPER AND TIMELY JOINDER OF THE…