Easley v. Continental Casualty Co.

The Court of Civil Appeals fully states the nature and result of this case. See 290 S. W. 251. Plaintiffs in error were general agents of defendant in error in a defined territory for the purpose of procuring and transmitting applications for various kinds of insurance, writing and delivering policies thereon, and collecting and paying to the company the premiums on the insurance so effected. The insurance authorized to be written by these agents included workmen’s compensation. Policies of the latter kind involved a deposit or advance premium payment. The correct monthly premium payment was…