Flint v. Knox

GRAVES, Justice.

Will G. Knox, receiver of and for Texas Underwriters, a reciprocal insurance company, earlier in 1941 instituted suit against George M. Flint alone. Flint, in turn, in July of 1941, cross-acted therein against J. L. (Roy) Newlin. The receiver thereafter, in September of 1942, also made Newlin a party to his suit; he alleged that Flint, as agent, had sold certain of the Company’s policies to Newlin, and that net premiums amounting to $1,292.33 remained unpaid on such policies; that such amount had either been paid to Flint by Newlin and withheld from the Company by Flint, or,…