Employers Cas. v. Mitchell, Walton

BROWN, Justice.

This suit was brought by appellees, a copartnership composed of several individuals, engaged in the writing of many kinds of insurance contracts, and known as an insurance agency, and which agency represents a large number of insurance companies, against “J. W. Zempter Construction Company, incorporated, Employers Casualty Company, a corporation, and P. R. Clark, individually and doing business under the trade name of P. R. Clark & Company,” alleging that appellees being insurance agents, who were soliciting the business of writing bonds for successful contractors, who bid for…