Westchester Fire Insurance v. Continental Insurance
65 N.J. 152 · Supreme Court of New Jersey · May 29, 1974
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Westchester Fire Insurance Co., Richard B. Holcombe, Alice Holcombe and Wilbur S. Holcombe, Plaintiffs-Respondents. v. the Continental Insurance Companies, New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Co., Defendants-Appellants and Motor Club Fire & Casualty Co., Jackie W. Eisner, Etc., Defendants-Respondents; Elmer Richard Potent, Guardian Ad Litem for Richard M. Potent, an Infant, Elmer Richard Potent and Charlotte Potent, Individually, Plaintiffs-Respondents, v. Jackie W. Eisner, Hallie Eisner, Elmer Eisner, Sr. and Richard B. Holcombe, Etc., Defendants-Respondents
*153 Per Curiam.
The judgment is affirmed substantially for the reasons expressed by the Appellate Division. Westchester Fire Insurance Co., Richard B. Holcombe, Alice Holcombe and Wilbur S. Holcombe v. The Continental Insurance Companies New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Co., Motor Club Fire & Casualty Co., Jackie W. Eisner, etc., and Elmer Richard Potent, Guardian Ad Litem for Richard M. Potent, an infant, Elmer Richard Potent and Charlotte Potent, individually, vs. Jackie W. Eisner, Haltie Eisner, Elmer Eisner, Sr., and Richard B. Holcombe, Sr., etc, 126 N. J. Super.
For reversal — Hone.
For affirmance — Justices Jacobs, Hall, Mountain, Sullivan and Pashman — 5.
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