Lane v. National Insurance Agency

Action against defendants, National Insurance Agency, also known as National Agency, a corporation; Waucomah Farm, a corporation; National Mortgage & Bond Company, a corporation; Coast Construction Company, a corporation; and L. J. Quigley, upon 22 accounts stated assigned to plaintiffs. Defendant, Quigley, made default. The corporate defendants answered and a trial was had. From a judgment for plaintiffs against all of the defendants, the corporate defendants appeal.

From June, 1931, to February 21, 1933, defendant L. J. Quigley, and his wife, Ethel Quigley, were occupants on a farm known as…