Jones v. Green

BRICE, Justice.

On April 16, 1929, the appellee, H. F. Green (hereafter styled appellee), executed an instrument called “Underwriter’s Agreement,” in which, among other things, it was provided that appellee would engage in the business of “individual underwriting upon policies and contracts of insurance and re-insurance” and in furtherance of this purpose adopted the underwriter’s agreement, which by its terms bound him and others executing like agreements. Among the provisions of this agreement are the following:

That the scope of the business would be the transaction of a general insurance…