Hill v. Aetna Ins. Co.

On March 21, 1928, the appellees filed their complaint in the common pleas court against the appellants, asking judgment in the sum of $191.42 and interest.

Roy F. Hill, one of the appellants, had entered into a contract with appellees whereby he agreed to write fire and tornado insurance as agent, and was to receive as his commission 20 per cent, of the premium- on all policies written; it was the contention of appellee that, according to the contract, appellant would return to plaintiff any unearned commission paid on that part of the premium returned to assured, either on a policy or…