Connors v. Aaron

Ón February 6, 1929, Copeland and Young, who were then owners of the property involved, conveyed it to the defendant Mango by deed, and on the same day assigned to the defendant Mango three insurance policies totaling $16,000. Thereafter the defendant procured further insurance to the extent of $34,000. One policy of the foregoing contained a clause providing that the loss should be payable to the interpleaded defendants as their interest might appear. The rest of the policies were taken in the name of the defendant Mango and contained no such clause. On March 1, 1929, Mango and his wife…