State v. Alley
Mississippi Supreme Court
Feoh the' circuit court of Lauderdale county. HoN. J. L. Buckley, Judge. Alley, appellee, was tried on the charge of unlawfully assuming to act as a soliciting insurance agent for a foreign insurance company, in violation of the statute law of this state. From a judgment in favor of appellee the state appealed to- the supreme court.
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Feoh the' circuit court of Lauderdale county. HoN. J. L. Buckley, Judge. Alley, appellee, was tried on the charge of unlawfully assuming to act as a soliciting insurance agent for a foreign insurance company, in violation of the statute law of this state. From a judgment in favor of appellee the state appealed to- the supreme court. The facts relative to this case are fully set forth in the following agreed statement: It is agreed by and between F. M. West, attorney for the state insurance department of Mississippi, and L. 0. Boyle, attorney for defendant above named, that on the 22 d day of…
1Dissent
Whiteteld, O. J.,
delivered the following dissenting opinion :
This case cannot be clearly comprehended, except by a careful study of the agreed state of facts. That agreed statement is too long for insertion in this opinion, but the reporter is-hereby requested to set it out in full in his statement of this case.
The statute is as follows: “Every person who solicits insurance on behalf of any insurance company, or takes or transmits other than for himself, an application for insurance, or a policy of insurance, to or from such company, or who advertises or otherwise gives notice that he will…
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- Barnes v. People ex rel. MoloneyIllinois Supreme Court · 1897
- Commonwealth v. ReinoehlSupreme Court of Pennsylvania · 1894
- Fort v. StateSupreme Court of Georgia · 1893
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