Pierce v. Stirling

March. 31, 1954, appellant Pierce, a resident of Albuquerque, New Mexico, brought suit against appellee Stirling, an Arkansas resident, alleging in his complaint that: ‘ ‘ During a period including February, 1949, to July 29, 1949, plaintiff was a G-eneral Agent for Reserve Loan Life Insurance Company of Texas and defendant was appointed by the plaintiff as a special agent of that company.

“During the aforementioned period, Reserve Loan Life Insurance Company of Texas, at the request of the plaintiff (Pierce), made cash advances to the defendant (Stirling) as follows: . . .,” in the amount of…