Rehm v. German Insurance & Savings Institution

— We summarize the facts in this case as follows : As its name indicates, the appellee is a foreign corporation, having its habitation in the State of Illinois. The appellants are residents of the State of Indiana, doing business as general insurance agents in the city of Indianapolis and in various States in the United States, and have been so engaged for more than three and one-half years. On the 10th day of April, 1885, they entered into a contract with the appellee by which they became its agents for the period of five years from said date for the State of Indiana and other States.

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