United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co. v. Bourdeau

In 1907 Leonel Bourdeau, a retail liquor dealer in Campbell, Nebraska, made application to the United States Fidelity *63& Guaranty Company (herein called the Company) for a bond required by the laws of Nebraska, and in his application agreed that, if the bond was furnished, he would indemnify and save harmless the Company against any loss which it might sustain by reason of having furnished the bond. The application was approved, the bond furnished, and Bourdeau received a license to conduct his business. In 1908 August Henkel sustained serious personal injuries while intoxicated, and on…