Hoosier Casualty Company v. Miers

This action was filed by appellee Miers against the appellant to recover on an indemnity insurance contract issued by the appellant to the appellee Peterson. The cause was tried by the court upon a stipulation of facts resulting in a judgment for the appellee. The single error assigned on appeal is the overruling of appellant’s motion for a new trial.

The stipulation of facts discloses that on the 30th day of November, 1934, while the policy issued by the appellant was in full force and effect, the appellee Miers was an employee of his coappellee as a bartender at a salary of eighteen dollars…