Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 4/29/1994

Frain v. Keystone Insurance

Citations

640 A.2d 1352
433 Pa. Super. 462
1994 Pa. Super. LEXIS 1286

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holding that the individual was “vehicle oriented at the time of the accident because she was in the process of entering the vehicle in order to make the return trip home”
holding Mrs. Frain was “occupying” her friend’s parked car when she stumbled over flowerbed and sustained injuries to avoid being run over by oncoming tractor trailer before entering friend’s car
While reasonable expectations of the insured are the focal points in interpreting the contract language of insurance policies, an insured may not complain that his or her reasonable expectations were frustrated by policy limitations which are clear and unambiguous.
e vehicle is transaction essential to its use

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Judges: Cirillo, Johnson, Brosky

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