Levy v. Caledonian Insurance Co.

On March 31, 1906, the plaintiff, an insurance broker at San Francisco, entered into a written contract with one Conroy, who was acting on behalf of four foreign insurance corporations, which he represented as manager for the Pacific Coast. By this contract, Levy, in consideration of the monthly payment to him of one thousand dollars, agreed to place in said companies or through them,, any and all fire insurance business which he might be able to secure or control. The consideration above expressed was to cover all compensation for services rendered by Levy and clerical service of his…