Commonwealth ex rel. Woodside v. Seaboard Mutual Casualty Co.

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Cohen,

The facts in this case are clearly set forth in Commonwealth ex rel. Woodside v. Seaboard Mutual Casualty Company, 415 Pa. 72, 202 A. 2d 42 (1964). It was there held that the judgments obtained in actions against the Peoples Cab Company “were proper judgments against Seaboard’s insured; Seaboard as insurer was responsible for the amounts of the judgments even though payment thereof was now to proceed through the liquidation proceedings and not by writ of attachment.” (Emphasis supplied).

Appellants now urge that they are entitled to be paid in full the face amount…