Commercial Standard Insurance Co. v. J. D. Hufstedler Truck Co.

JOY, Justice.

Suit was filed by appellee, Hufstedler Truck Co., upon a comprehensive dishonesty, disappearance and destruction policy of insurance, commonly called a fidelity bond, issued by appellant, Commercial Standard Ins. Co., and from judgment for plaintiff, defendant has appealed.

In April, 1958, the bond involved was issued to appellee and remained in force by appellee having paid premiums as they came *55due. Appellee had for many years dealt with Herman Brown, a special agent or employee of appellant, whose duties were primarily to work with the independent insurance agents that actually…