Ingersoll v. Knights of Golden Rule
U.S. Circuit Court for the Southern District of Georgia
At Law.
1Opinion of the CourtSpeer, J.
W. J. Ingersoll brought suit in the city court of Columbus against the Knights of the Golden Rule, an insurance or benevolent association, chartered by the state of Kentucky, and carrying on its business in this state. The agency at Columbus is denominated “Castle Columbus No. 81,” of which castle Charles A. Redd bears the title of “Commander,” and performs the duty of agent. The suit is for $2,000, and $400 as accrued assessments, upon a certificate conferring the order of knight upon S. M. Ingersoll. The defendant thereby became liable upon the death of Ingersoll to pay his legal…
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