Employers Liability Assurance Co. v. Success Uncle Sam Cone Co.

Shientag, J.:

This case was tried without a jury, most of the facts being stipulated. The plaintiff is an insurance company authorized to write workmen’s compensation insurance in this State. The defendant is an employer of labor engaged in the business of manufacturing ice cream cones and obliged by law to carry workmen’s compensation insurance to cover its employees. On or about June 21, 1921, the plaintiff delivered to the defendant its universal standard workmen’s compensation insurance policy for the period of one year from June 21, 1921, to June 21, 1922. An advance premium of $56.50 was…