Bankers Union Life Insurance v. Atschel

December 1, 1930, Atschel became a special agent of the Bankers Union Life Insurance Company for the sale of life insurance, on commission basis, fixed by the terms of a written contract. He continued this employment until January 16, 1932, when he entered into an agency supervisor’s agreement with the company to run concurrently with the special agent’s contract. Under the later and additional contract, he was given authority to appoint agents for the company in the territory assigned in the contract, was to receive an overwriting commission on the business produced by such appointed agents,…