Armand v. Hurst

On February 10, 1925, Cecil Hurst, an 'unemancipated minor son of appellee Bessie Ann Hurst, while employed by appellant John W. Armand was killed as the result of an injury which arose out of and in the course of his employment. On January 22, 1925, appellant London and Lancaster Indemnity Company of America, hereafter referred to as “London company,” issued its policy to John W. Armand, insuring him for a period of one year from that date. This policy was issued through a broker, and was reported to and approved by the Industrial Board. On February 6, the London company asked the broker to…