Buskuhl v. Family Life Insurance Co.
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtThompson, J.
This appeal is taken by the unsuccessful plaintiff who sued upon a series of contracts claimed to entitle him to commissions on policies of life insurance sold by him as an agent or under his direction as a district manager of defendants (respondents). The commissions were claimed on life insurance premiums paid to respondents after appellant had terminated his employment with them for policies sold while appellant was an agent and district manager.
The appeal involves (1) the sufficiency of evidence to support the findings by the trial court of the conduct of appellant which ended his right…
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