- 4 - manager. Under the DMAA, Farmers also provided certain benefits to Mr. Farnsworth, including life and health insurance, in accordance with Farmers’s rules. Mr. Farnsworth, in return, agreed to recruit and train as many agents acceptable to Farmers as might be required to produce sales in accordance with the goals and objectives established by Farmers; to actively represent only Farmers; to conform to Farmers’s regulations and operating principles; to maintain in full force and effect any required licenses; to provide service to policyholders through the agents; to maintain and make available for audit by Farmers adequate records, including profit and loss statements; and to surrender on cancellation or termination of the DMAA agreement all records, levy lists, cards, books, manuals, papers, forms, or other material of whatsoever kind, and all copies thereof, having to do with the business of Farmers. Farmers had the exclusive right to decrease or otherwise change overwrite rates, schedules or classifications. The DMAA was terminable by either Farmers or Mr. Farnsworth without cause on 30 days’ notice. The DMAA was also terminable immediately by Farmers for cause on specified grounds. The DMAA provided that upon cancellation by either party without cause or as a result of Mr. Farnsworth’s death, Farmers would have the right to pay Mr. Farnsworth the “contract value” and terminate the contract. If Farmers did not exercise itsPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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