Jalonick v. Greene County Oil Co.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Complaint — appeal; from Greene superior court — Judge Meadow. June 17, 1909.
1Opinion of the CourtHill, C. J.
Jalonick, manager, doing business under the name of the Cotton Seed Oil Millers Insurance Bureau, brought suit against the “Greene County Oil Company” for $350, claimed as a premium for a policy of fire-insurance for $11,000, written by the Cotton Seed Oil Millers Insurance Bureau and covering the property of the defendant. The. defense relied upon was that the *310plaintiff was not authorized to transact any insurance business in this State, as neither the plaintiff nor the Cotton Seed Oil Millers Insurance Bureau had procured from the insurance commission of this State a license, as required by…
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