Georgia Cas. Co. v. Alden Mills

This is an appeal from the circuit court of Lauderdale county, from a judgment in favor of appellee, the Alden Mills, and against appellant, the Georgia Casualty Company, the amount of the judgment -being one thousand three hundred sixty-six dollars and sixty cents, and six per cent interest thereon from August 24, 1928.

Appellee’s declaration was in two counts: The first count was based on what is commonly known as an employers’ indemnity policy of insurance. By its terms, appellant undertook to indemnify the appellee, a hosiery mill, against loss arising or resulting from claims upon the…