German National Insurance v. Virginia State Insurance
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from a decree of the Oircuit Court of the city of Richmond. From a decree allowing counsel fees and costs defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtHarrison, J.
The German National Insurance Company, a foreign corporation, desiring to conduct its fire insurance business in this State, established, in April, 1906, an agency at Richmond, Va. As required by law, it had deposited with the State treasurer United States three per cent, bonds, of the face value of $10,000, as a security for the payment of policies issued by it to residents of this State. Va. Code (1904), ch. 53, secs. 1271-1274. Before, however, it had issued a single policy to a resident of this State, the company was adjudged insolvent by the Circuit Court of Cook county, Illinois, in a…
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