Hartford Fire Insurance v. Baker

Ray Baker and D. J. 0 ’Brien of La-peer, Michigan, defendants, on August 26, 1924, became sureties on a bond given by John J. Heenan of the same place to plaintiff Hartford Fire Insurance Company. They bound themselves as follows:

“Now, therefore, the condition of this obligation is such that, if the said principal shall in all respects faithfully fulfil the agreements with the said company, as well as observe and carry out the instructions which may be given to him or them, either through its own officers or through the general agents of the western farm department, special or State agents,…