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BARR v. GENERAL ACCIDENT GROUP INS.

360 Pa.Super. 334 (1987)

520 A.2d 485

George BARR, Individually as the Assignee of Charles L. Kershner, J.C. Ayers and Co. and Its Successor, J.C. Ayers, Inc., Charles L. Kershner, Individually and on Behalf of J.C. Ayers Co. and Its Successor, J.C. Ayers, and Co. and Its Successor, J.C. Ayers, Inc. v. GENERAL ACCIDENT GROUP INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA and Its Successor, Cigna Corp., George Cramer, Individually and trading as Boyle and Cramer. Appeal of George BARR, Individually and as Assignee of Charles L. Kershner, J.C. Ayers and Co. and Its Successor, J.C. Ayers, Inc.

Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.

Filed January 28, 1987.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Richard A. Stanko, Media, for appellants.

Robert B. Mulhern, Jr. and Michael O. Kassak, Philadelphia, for Boyle, appellee.

Before CAVANAUGH, OLSZEWSKI and TAMILIA, JJ.

TAMILIA, Judge:

On July 18, 1979, appellant/Barr, while in the course of his employment, severed his hand on a paper cutting machine. A sheet metal guard for the machine had been manufactured and installed by J.C. Ayers and Company in 1973.

At the time of installation, Ayers had liability coverage including "Complete Operation" coverage with Insurance Company of North America. In 1975, Ayers' insurance coverage was transferred by George Cramer, a licensed...

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