Indiana Court of Appeals December 10, 1920, No. 10,445 (Young v. Intersouthern Life Insurance)

This is an action on three policies of life insurance. It appears from the evidence that W. V. Greene was an agent for appellee, and that appellant was employed by him as a helper in soliciting business. • The company allowed Greene all of the first annual premium as a commission, but required him to turn in $6 on each application to cover the expense of medical examination and inspection.