Great American Ins. Co. v. Farmers' Warehouse Co.

Opinion by

MAXET, 0.

There are three controlling questions to be decided in this case:(1) Was the plaintiff, at the time of the commencement of this suit, a corporation and entitled to do business as a corporation?

Í2) Was the policy sued on ever issued and delivered and the premium paid so as to make it a binding obligation?(3) Did the fact that Rives was a stockholder and an officer in the plaintiff corporation make him such an interested party that he could not act as the agent of the defendant insurance company in issuing the policy sued on?

The fire in this case occurred on the 23rd day of…