Lewis v. Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance

(dissenting) — Dtefendant Minnesota Mutual Life Insurance Company had more than three hundred agents in thirty-one states. The subagents’ contract made by defendants with plaintiff, Lewis, November 1, 1943, was a complete contract of considerable length upon the printed form of the Minnesota Mutual. It is entitled “Agents Contract.” It provides, in part: The general agent (Carnahan), pursuant to his contract with the company “-hereby appoints”' Lewis “as Agent to procure applications for policies on the lives of persons satisfactory to the Company” and to collect -and remit first-year…