Dennis v. Watson

WADDILL, Commissioner.

This suit stems from a dispute as to the terms of a parol agreement entered into by the parties to this action in 1943. As a consequence the issue before us is whether or not appellee is entitled to recover from appellants one-half of the soliciting agent’s commissions on life insurance policies, technically termed “increases” and “additions”, issued in connection with certain pension plans. The Chancellor found that the agreement included the commissions in controversy and entered a decree directing appellants to account to appellee for one-half of them. This appeal…