Arrott v. Walker

Citations

• 118 Pa. 249
• 12 A. 280

Syllabus

<p>An insurance broker, undertaking as Ms customer’s agent to procure insurance for the latter to a certain amount, is liable, in ease of failure, only when he has not exercised diligence and good faith in his efforts; but, when the right to recover depends upon the position that the contract was a personal undertaking on the part of the broker, the contract is void under the act of February 4, 1870, P. L. 14.</p>