Oser v. Commercial Union Insurance Companies

STATON, Judge.

Richard J. Oser’s 17 year old son, Dale E. Oser, was driving his 1968 Pontiac when it became involved in a personal injury and property damage accident.1 At the time of the accident the son was not a resident of his father’s household. The father, Richard J. Oser, brought an action against his insurance company, The Commercial Union Assurance Companies and its subsidiary, The Employer’s Fire Insurance Company, alleging that his insurance policy provided coverage for his son’s accident.

The insurance company filed its motion for summary judgment which was granted by the trial…