Peoria Life Ins. v. Poynor

Appellee, as plaintiff, filed this suit against appellant, alleging that about December 7, 1923, appellee and appellant entered into a written contract whereby appellee was to represent appellant as general manager for the state of Texas, and for such service appellee was to receive $300 per month and 75 per cent, of the first year’s premiums collected in cash on all policies of insurance issued through his office. Appellee alleged his salary for December, 1925, had not been paid; he also sued for 50 per cent, of the double indemnity premiums on certain enumerated policies, amounting to…