Kenney v. Barry

On June 16, 1929, the plaintiff as general agent of the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company entered into an agreement with Jerry J. Carroll, by the terms of which Carroll was to solicit and procure applications for life insurance in Dover. It was a condition of the bond that Carroll should “pay and discharge all his indebtedness to said General Agent as provided under the aforesaid contract, and any supplemental agreements thereto.” The contract required Carroll “to account, according to the first party’s instructions for that purpose, for all policies, premium and other receipts,…