dissenting. Since the law is as the majority says, there was no need for appellant, in exchange for money paid to it by Miller, to promise to defend “any suit against [Miller] * * * even if such suit is groundless, false or fraudulent.” However, such a bargain was struck between appellant and appellees’ assignor and I see no justification for ignoring that fact. I would affirm.
'■ Celebrezzh, J., concurs in the-' foregoing dissenting opinion.