Drumright Hotel Co. v. Frates Co.

In the year 1928, one A. J. Wakefield was engaged as a soliciting agent for the A. J. Erates Company, which was a general insurance agency in Tulsa and representing a number of companies. In April, 1928, Wakefield died, leaving considerable property owned by himself and his wife (now the plaintiff in error, Esther O. Chaney). The Erates Company was carrying the insurance on these properties at the ■time of Wakefield’s death. About the latter part of the year 1929, Mrs. Chaney entered into some sort of deal with the Erates Company in connection with her own insurance and with the further view…