Bankers Life & Casualty Co. v. Cravey

We first consider whether the plaintiff was entitled to a declaratory judgment as prayed in prayers (c) and (e) of its petition. These two prayers simply invoke the decree of the court, first, that it has, though unlicensed by any authority of the State of Georgia, the right to write insurance in the State, on account of its contention that the Comptroller-General wrongfully refused it a license to do business legally in the past and up to the time of the filing of the petition; and secondly, that for the same reasons it may continue in the future to write insurance in Georgia though…