Craft v. Standard Accident Ins. Co.

This matter was submitted to the court and tried without intervention of a jury, and before entering upon the trial the plaintiff requested the court to make a special finding of facts in the case, which was done. That finding was as follows:

"First. That Mrs. Ida S. Jones was employed by the Redpath Lyceum Bureau of Birmingham, Alabama, in May, 1925, and not by the plaintiff. A Mr. Harry P. Harrison of Chicago, Illinois, then owned the exclusive right to use the name of Redpath in this territory, and furnished the capital to operate the business. The plaintiff, Merritt Craft, had a…