Department of Insurance v. Hendrickson

— Appellee had been a bail bondsman over nine years prior to the enactment of Acts 1961, ch. 263, §12, p. 593; 1963, ch. 275, §3, p. 416, being §9-3703, Burns’ 1956 Repl. (1963 Supp.). He filed an application for a license under the above statute.

The application forms prescribed by the Commissioner of the Insurance Department, in addition to the usual questions pertaining to appellee’s personal life, qualifications, and business activities, required proof, of the payment of personal and poll taxes, and, further, inquired about all arrests, indictments, etc. Also, attached to the application…