Brown v. Maryland Casualty Co.

This is an action upon a fidelity bond executed by the defendant company, by which it agreed to reimburse the plaintiff for loss which the latter might sustain by reason of any act or acts of fraud, dishonesty, forgery, embezzlement, wrongful abstraction or wilful misapplication on the part of B. Olin Barup while in the performance of his duties as manager of two gasoline filling stations of which the plaintiff was thé proprietor. Trial was by jury, with verdict and judgment for the plaintiff and the cause is here on defendant’s exceptions.

One of the express conditions of the bond, which was…