Universal Life Ins. v. State Ex Rel. Miller

The appellant is a life insurance company domiciled at Memphis, Temí., and which is doing business in the state of Mississippi. It has paid, except as hereinafter .will appear, the two per cent., on the gross amount of premiums received by it in this state, required by section 134, chapter 118, Laws of 1926, except the sum of eight hundred seventy-six dollars and fifty cents, which it admits to be still due, and which it tendered to the tax collector and paid into court. A number of policies isshed by it provide not only for strict life insurance, but also, as its charter expressly permits,…