Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Co. v. Scully

On September 1,1974, the defendant Margaret Scully incurred medical expenses and lost wages as a result of a motor vehicle accident in Pennsylvania. The other car involved in the accident was a 1974 Mercury operated by Leonard Wildes, who had leased it from Bianchi Lincoln-Mercury, Inc., a Pennsylvania corporation. At the time of the accident, the defendants were insured under a policy issued by the plaintiff. Under that policy, the plaintiff paid the defendants $2326.38 as basic reparations benefits, pursuant to its obligations under Connecticut’s No-Fault Motor Vehicle Insurance Act,…