Central Mutual Ins. v. Kalamazoo Circuit Judge

Martha Spillman, administratrix, had judgment against Earl Weimaster for injuries in the operation of a motor vehicle. Weimaster took an appeal and, instead of furnishing the bond for stay of execution provided by 3 Comp. Laws 1929, § 14527, his insurer, Central Mutual Insurance Company of Chicago, entered into the engagement permitted by Act No. 45, Pub. Acts 1935, an amendment to the general law relating to surety and insurance companies. On stipulation of parties, an order for stay was entered. Thereafter, on motion of Spill-man and upon her claim that the insurance company was insolvent,…