American Surety Co. v. Creamery Commissioners

In February, 1912, the Crescent Creamery Company, a Maine corporation, applied for registration and a eertifi cate authorizing it to engage in business in this State. Pursuant to the statute then in force (P. S. Ch. 211) the Creamery Company was required to' and did execute and deliver to the Commissioners of Foreign Creameries a bond in the sum of five thousand dollars, conditioned that the Creamery Company should “well and truly pay and discharge all sums of money recovered against it.” This bond ivas executed by the plaintiff as surety. Thereupon, the Commissioners granted the corporation…