Goodall v. Cook

At the January Term, 1916, of the City Court of East St. Louis, appellants, for themselves as members of the Bankers Accident Insurance Company, and for the benefit of all other members who might join, filed their bill of complaint asking for an injunction against appellees, setting up said company is a mutual association organized under the statutes of Illinois for insuring its members against disability due to accident and sickness; that it has members numbering about 3,700, and has assets of $20,000; that it is managed by a board of seven directors, consisting of appellees and Albert…