Piper v. Flagg

Defendant’s counsel question the sufficiency of the evidence to sustain the trial court’s conclusion that both jurors knew that the defendant “was insured with the automobile company, at the time of the trial, and that the insurance company was defending the case.” The jurors testified that they knew that the defendant ¡solicited insurance for the Farm Bureau fire insurance company, and it could be found that they also knew that he had some connection with the automobile company; but they were not asked if they knew he was insured by the latter company or if they knew that that company was…