Greenfield v. Anderson

LANE, Justice.

J. Greenfield, trading as J. Greenfield & Co., hereinafter referred to as appellant, brought suit against W. C. B. Anderson, John W. Hart, and W. B. Simmons, hereinafter referred to as appellees. The suit was predicated upon an agency bond, a true copy of which was attached to' appellant’s petition, and executed by appellee Anderson as principal and appellees Hart and Simmons as sureties.

Appellant alleged that he was the general agent for certain insurance companies in Texas, and in that capacity did, on the 9th day of December, 1930, appoint appellee Anderson as his subagent in…