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Miller v. Brooklyn Life Insurance Company…

“ Agents are not authorized to make, alter, or discharge contracts, waive forfeitures, name an extra rate for special risks, or bind the company in any way; their duties being simply to obtain applications for insurance, to collect and transmit premiums, and, generally, to be the medium of communication between the policy-holder and the company. ”
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Miller v. Brooklyn Life Insurance Company…

“ The insurance company-a stock company, not a mutual one-being desirous of taking risks in St. Louis, appointed Dutcher & Fasset their general agents for that place, and gave to them, as they did to all their general agents, a printed book, showing to them their powers as agents, and containing the instructions under which the company meant that they should act. ”
Source: Wikisource

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