Green v. Levitsky

Stephen Kadduk died on December 30th, 1933, leaving a will which was probated on March 6th, 1934, and by which complainant was appointed executor. Decedent left two insurance policies aggregating some $763, payable to his executors or administrators. The policies, however, contained facility of payment clauses providing that the company had the right to make a payment under the policies to any relative by blood or connection of marriage of the insured, and to any person appearing to said company to be equitably entitled to the same by reason of having incurred expense on behalf of the insured…