National Union Fire Ins. Co. v. Weatherwax Gentry
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
GARDNER, Chief Justice.
The National Union Fire Insurance Company brought suit originally on the law side of the docket against Weatherwax & Gentry, a partnership, and the individual members of the firm, J. L. Weatherwax and L. W. Gentry, seeking a recovery of $1,065.83 due by account. Subsequently, upon the theory the accounts were complicated, the cause was removed to the equity docket, and a bill filed by the company seeking the same amount in the accounting.
The basis of the accounting was a contract of employment, or what may more properly be termed an agency contract, wherein these…
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