Pritchard v. Southern Ins. Co.

This appeal was before us on motion to dismiss, which we denied. Pritchard v. Southern Ins. Co., 173 La. 504, 137 So. 907. It is now before us on the merits.

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In passing on the motion to dismiss, the case was stated thus: tinental Casualty Company was sued as surety on the bond given by the Insurance Company, as required by Act No. 172 of 1908,, p. 232, as one of the conditions on which a foreign insurance company may do business in this state. The plaintiff prayed for a judgment against the two companies, in solido, for $2,875, payable in quarterly installments according to the terms of the…