Gibson v. American Insurance Co.

Appeal brings for review two decrees, one dismissing the bill of complaint as to The American Insurance Company, and the other dismissing the bill as to the defendants, C. R. Dorsey, Inc., a corporation, and C. R. Dorsey, individually.

There was no error in the entry of the latter order because the bill alleged no grounds for equitable relief against those defendants.

The bill sought, as to The American Insurance Company the reformation of an insurance policy issued by that Company to one O. S. Miller with loss payable to one C. J. Meerdink. It was, in effect, alleged in the bill that Miller…