Hibbard v. Commercial Alliance Life Insurance

This action was begun for the purpose of recovering commissions alleged to be due under a written contract between plaintiff and defendant The complaint sets up the contract, and refers thereto as to the respective rights of the parties; and annexed to the complaint is a schedule, or bill of particulars, showing a long account, upon which plaintiff claims commissions under the contract, and giving the numbers of policies, names of the insured and amounts paid, and the commissions alleged to be due to plaintiff thereon. The answer of defendant is substantially a general denial as to the…