Maycock v. White

The plaintiff, Maycock, brought this action against the defendants White as principal and the Indemnity Insurance Company as surety on a surety bond. It is alleged in the complaint that, in pursuance of chapter 38, Laws of Utah 1929, White was granted a license by the state agriculture board to engage in the business of a produce dealer as by the act provided and in accordance therewith gave a surety bond in the sum of $2,500 conditioned that White would make full and complete settlement for any produce, as in the act defined, “handled by him”; that White in virtue of the license was engaged…