Southwestern Surety Insurance v. Anderson

This suit by the defendant in error against the Farmers & Merchants Insurance Company and the plaintiff in error, the Southwestern Surety Insurance Company, arose out of the issuance to Anderson by the former company of its policy of fire insurance in the sum of $1200, under which he suffered a loss. The Farmers & Merchants Insurance Company for the purpose of engaging in business in this State as a foreign corporation filed its bond with the Commissioner of Insurance and Banking, payable to the Commissioner in the sum of $10,438, according to the provisions of the Act of March 20, 1909,…