Easley v. New Zealand Insurance
Easley v. New Zealand Insurance
Opinion of the Court
This is an appeal from an order of the-district court of Alturas county overruling a motion for change-of place of trial. Plaintiff brought action on a policy of insurance issued by defendant, a foreign corporation. Defendant applied for a change of place of trial, claiming that under the statutes of Idaho, it having complied with all the requirements-of the statutes, it was entitled to a trial within the county where its principal place of business was located. It is provided by the statutes of Idaho (Eev. Stats., sec. 2653) “that such foreign corporations complying 'with the provisions of this section shall have all the rights and privileges of like domestic corporations,”' etc. One of the rights of a domestic corporation, under our statute (Eev. Stats., sec. 2633, subd. 2), is to sue and be sued
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- EASLEY v. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY
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- Practice — Change of Place of Trial. — A foreign corporation, having complied with the provisions of section 2653 of the Revised Statutes, has all the rights of a domestic corporation, including the right of trial within the county where its principal place of business is located.