Coursey v. Volunteer State Life Ins. Co.

MURRAY, Justice.

Appellee, Volunteer State Life Insurance Company, as plaintiff, brought this suit against appellants, J. I. Coursey and John A. Crockett, as defendants, seeking to recover the sum of $370, together with interest and attorney’s fees alleged to be due it under the terms of a fidelity bond signed by I. H. Hol-lingsworth, as principal, and the appellants. *218as sureties. Tie bond which was executed on September 5, 1931, is as follows:

“Agent’s Surety Bond

“The Volunteer State Rife Insurance Company

“Chattanooga, Tennessee

“State of Texas, County of Cameron, ss.

“Whereas, the Volunteer…