Collison v. International Insurance

— International Insurance Company, a corporation, called plaintiff, brought suit against B. G. Collison and M. A. Ohlson, called defendants. Paul Ohlson was also a nominal defendant. The charging part of the complaint reads as follows:

“2. During the period from July 1, 1938, to April 28, 1939, defendants, B. G. Collison and M. A. Ohlson, had and received the sum of Two Thousand Fifty-two and 89/100 Dollars, the property of the plaintiff, which said sum said defendants promised to pay plaintiff, but have failed so to do, although payment thereof has been duly demanded. ’ ’

Defendants answered…