, 1863-10-15

AA W 1N1ksl lAttfEWGE.
surzH1oR couHr.-John 3. Aekly, ct. a., Va
Great Western Insurance and Trust Co.
hnal decree in favor Of the complaiuauts vas
rendered in this case yesterday and AZ there were
some important questions OF Law involved. va
give brief summary Of the facts.
In 1859 the Great Western Insurance and Trust
Co. Of Philadelphia commenced business In this
city, employing John B. Ack.cy as its agent.
The compla1hants,' Hahn & Small were reduced
to sign the bond OF Ackley, as security that he
ehou1d PSF over to the company all mone5s that
lie should receive as the agent Of the Company.
Ackley failed, and the Company brought suit on
the bond against Ac1ley. Hahn d Small, for
large eum of money which Ackley had collected as
agent, a, d failed to pay over. The defendants
filed their pleas denying the legality Of the bond,
on the ground that the Company had rot sufficient
capital to enable it to transact business in this
State.
Tho Defendants in the Common Law suIt, also
commenced tLia action on the chancery side Of the
court for discovery and relief making tho Pscsl-
dent Of the Company and the Assignee, {the Com
pany having in the mean time failed and made an
aEEfgIment) parties to the suit. The bill alleged
that tho Company was insolyent at tho time tho
bond was made, and had not the amount Of capI-
tai reluI1td by tho laws of the State Of Illinois,
to enable 1t legally to carry the businesa OF In
surancc here, and that the bond having been made
In aid Of and for purpose ofasslsing said Com
pany to car1y on the business Of Insurance hero
In Illinois. WAS illegal and void. The bill prayed
for an INJUNCTION restraining the prosecution Of
the Common Law suit till the defendants should
auewcr, which INJUNCTION was granted. A demur-
CT was filed to the bill, but alter full argument 1t
was overrulcd and the bill sustained, and yester-
day flna1 decision was made in the case Decree
ing the bond null and void, and pcrpetually en-
Joining the prosecution OF the Common Law salt.
This decision will not prevent the Company from
bringing an action against Ackley for the money
he has received, but believes the suretIes, Hahn
s Small, from NIL liability.
o. II. A. Hutchinson, for Complainants.
Walker i Clements, for Defendants.
ABconDza's COURT, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14.-on1x-
NAL LAw.
People vs. John Hosce, larceny; parties and
jury present verdict not guilty.
Isaac 1awrenco-Aeaault: Defendant discharged
on own TeeognizaIcs In $10o.
John Roliins-LaycGuy continued on motion OF
dtterdautB. BAIL fixed ut $3.50.
John Iowers-Laseeny; jury trial. verdict
rot guilty.
John Whetheflaw-Larceny; jury trial, verdict
guilty: ycas In penitcntiary.
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