Manufacturers Casualty Insurance v. Daison Mfg. Co.

Lewis, J.,

— On March 25, 1929, the defendant, through the Elberson Agency, procured a standard workmen’s compensation insurance policy, issued by the plaintiff for a period of one year from March 25, 1929. The advance premium of $57.25 was paid when the policy was issued. In the policy of insurance the employees of the insured were divided into three classes: *804(1) Clothing and furnishing goods manufacturing, (2) clerical office employees, (3) salesmen (outside), collectors and messengers.

The issue here centers around the original policy classification of defendant’s business as “clothing and…