PER CURIAM.
Brought by plaintiff Gonzalez against Tri-State Construction Co. and its public liability insurer, National Surety Corp., and against the United States Casualty Co., public liability insurer of Schwegmann Bros. Giant Super Markets, the suit was for damages for personal injuries sustained by plaintiff when, in Schwegmann Bros. parking lot, he was struck by a truck belonging to Steve Mistretta and driven by his wife, the said automobile having been leased by said Mistretta, as lessor, to Tri-State Construction Company, as lessee, during working hours.
Defendants answered, the case was tried to a jury, a verdict on special interrogatories was returned, and judgment was entered against plaintiff and in favor of defendant.
Appealing from the judgment in favor of defendants, National Surety Co. and Tri-State Construction Co., plaintiff is here insisting that the judgment was erroneously entered and may not stand.
Defendants, pointing to the carefully reasoned opinion of the district judge, which, because it is unpublished, is set out in the margin, urge upon us that the judgment was right and must be affirmed.
"Order Granting Motion of The Defendant Tri-State Construction Co. Inc. and National Surety Company and Denying Motion of Plaintiff To Set Aside The Verdict and Judgment."
"This matter came on for hearing on a former day on motion of defendants Tri-State Construction Company and National Surety Company to set aside the verdict and judgment for plaintiff entered thereon, and to enter judgment for these defendants. This matter was also heard on motion of plaintiff to set aside the verdict and the judgment entered thereon in behalf of the defendant United States Casualty Company. The Court, having heard the argument by counsel for all parties and having studied the briefs submitted in support thereof, now makes the following ruling.
"It Is Ordered that the motion of the defendants Tri-State Construction Co., Inc. and National Surety Co. be, and the same is hereby, granted and that the verdict and judgment against these defendants be vacated and set aside and that judgment be entered for them against the plaintiff.
"It Is Further Ordered that plaintiff's motion to set aside the verdict and judgment against him in behalf of United States Casualty Company be, and the same is hereby, denied.
A careful examination of the record, in the light of the opinion, convinces us that this is so, and upon the considerations and for the reasons clearly set out therein, the judgment is affirmed.