Harvey v. Harrison

DickinsoN, Sp. J.

In 1875 G-eorge W. Harrison became bound to Matthew Cowan on a replevy bond. From 1882 to 1886, being insolvent, he insured his life in various sums aggregating $58,000, paying therefor in premiums a sum of money larger than the debt claimed in this suit. In 1886 he died. His wife, the defendant, who was named as the beneficiary, realized $57,000 on the policies. In 1888 the personal representative of the estate of Cowan obtained a judgment for $4,000 against the' estate of Harrison on said bond, and there was a return of nulla bona. This bill is brought to subject the…