Reynolds v. Nationwide Mutual Insurance

OPINION

LARSEN, Justice.*

On August 30, 1975, Michael I. Reynolds, a twelve year old minor child, was struck and killed by an automobile while he was riding a bicycle in his neighborhood in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. The family automobile was insured with a policy of “no-fault insurance” issued by appellant Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company. The decedent was insured under that policy as a member of the household. Following the fatal accident, the minor-decedent’s father, *234Richard I. Reynolds (appellee) was duly appointed administrator of his son’s estate. After receiving payment of funeral…