Anderson v. Conductors Protective Assurance Co.

The title and first section of Act No. 125, Pub. Acts 1909, read as follows:

“An act to provide for the incorporation and regulation of co-operative and mutual protective associations of railway conductors and engineers. ’ ’

“Any number of railway conductors and locomotive engineers, not less than seven, who shall be residents of this State, desiring to become a body corporate for the purpose of carrying on upon the assessment or co-operative plan the business of providing indemnity to members, not exceeding five hundred dollars, for loss of position arising from discharge or retirement, may,…