Fife v. Indemnity Ins. Co. of North America

The Southern Construction Company agreed to build a house for the J. W. Bartholow Company, and gave a bond in the sum of $3,925, dated March 6, 1924, with the appellee Indemnity Insurance Company of North America as surety thereon. The bond recites the making of the building contract, and then reads:

“And whereas, it is desired that the faithful performance of said contract by said Southern Construction Company be secured to the said J. W. Bartholow Company, and that payment be secured to all persons who may perform labor or furnish material incident to the performance of said contract, in…