Griffin v. Palatine Ins. Co.

The Court of Civil Appeals, after a general statement of the case, concluded that a combination or agreement not to have business dealings with another was not an unlawful or actionable conspiracy unless others not party to the agreement were actively induced not to deal with such person, or false statements were circulated concerning him in furtherance of such combination. The court then held that the evidence was insufficient to warrant a finding of conspiracy. Our construction of that finding was that it related, not to an agreement not to insure plaintiff but to an actionable conspiracy…