Pearl Assurance Co. v. National Insurance Agency, Inc.

Per Curiam,

This was an action of trespass brought by an insurance company against a corporate insurance broker— which seems to have been a ‘one-man’ corporation — and the ‘one-mán’ individual who was its president, and himself performed all the acts complained of, for the recovery of some twenty-two hundred dollars damages, sustained by the plaintiff in consequence of the alleged unlawful conversion by them of the net premiums on certain insurance policies, which had been intrusted to them by plaintiff for the purpose of delivering the policies and collecting the premiums from the insured or…