· 1/31/1991
Ibarra v. Prudential Property & Casualty Insurance
Citations
- 585 A.2d 1119
- 402 Pa. Super. 27
- 1991 Pa. Super. LEXIS 202
How courts have described this case
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- providing first party benefits, despite the prohibition in Section 1714, to wife who did not have ownership interest in vehicle, even though estranged husband failed to obtain insurance
- providing first party benefits, despite the prohibition in Section 1714, to wife who did not have ownership interest in vehicle, even though estranged husband failed to obtain insurance
- insured who was driving uninsured vehicle that was titled solely in her estranged husband’s name was neither an owner of the vehicle nor did she have a property interest in the vehicle so as to preclude her recovery of first-party benefits under her policy of insurance on another vehicle
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Judges: Cavanaugh, Beck, Popovich
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