Witzenburg v. State

Plaintiff alleges that in July, 1932, he was employed by oral contract at $250 a month to render services to the defendant as an employee of the department of trade and commerce (later department of insurance) in connection with the affairs of the Lincoln Hail Insurance Company then in the hands of the department; that the statutes authorized the department to give its employees such powers and duties as it considered proper; and that the defendant agreed to hold harmless any person so engaged from liability for acts done pursuant to such orders and in reliance upon said orders and in the…