New York Court of Appeals
Alfred J. Bohlinger
January 14, 1954306 N.Y. 228
Summary
The Court held that a broker who collected premiums before a liquidation order must turn over only the prorated earned portion of those premiums, less commissions, to the statutory liquidator; the unearned portion belongs to the insured. The decision modifies the lower courts' judgments accordingly and affirms them as modified. Justice Fuld dissented, arguing that the entire premium should belong to the liquidator.