Freshkorn v. Marietta

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Stern,

Paul Marietta, driving an automobile belonging to Joseph Fash, struck another car and injured its occupants. In the litigation which ensued Fash was absolved from liability, but three judgments were recovered by plaintiffs against Marietta and writs of attachment execution issued thereon against Pennsylvania Threshermen and Farmers’ Mutual Casualty Insurance Company. That company had executed a policy of accident liability insurance in favor of Fash containing an ex tended coverage clause which made the insurance available “to any person or persons while riding in…