Fisher Co. v. Phoenix Mut. Life Ins. Co.

This is a controversy between F. E. Fisher & Company and Mrs. Nelle Gowning Grebe over the proceeds of two policies of $5,000 each, issued by the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company on the life of her husband, Paul M. Grebe. Mrs. Grebe claims such proceeds as the beneficiary under an “Insurance Conservation Agreement,” and Fisher & Company claim under an assignment made to them by Paul M. Grebe a few clays before his death.

His Honor, Chancellor Robert M. Jones, decreed in favor of Fisher & Company. Mrs. Grebe has appealed and assigned errors.

On March 5, 1929, Paul M. Grebe signed an…