Means v. Marshall

BOND, Chief Justice.

This suit arose out of a joint reciprocal insurance engagement in which the appellant, with a large number of others, among whom was the defendant Brown & Ross, Inc., each bound themselves to indemnify the others and one another against losses and hazards described in the insurance policy or policies issued to each of them; and each and all of the subscribers bound and obligated themselves for payment of his, or its, pro rata portion of indemnity granted by the subscribers of said association, including all expenses incurred, which obligations and undertakings of each of…