Calhoun v. Arnold

W. E. Arnold, as administrator of E. G. Arnold Jr., brought a bail-trover action against E. B. Calhoun, to recover a certain life-insurance policy issued by the American National Life Insurance Company to and on the life of E. G. Arnold Jr., and made payable to the estate of E. G. Arnold.- He alleged that demand for said policy had been made and refused, and prayed that he might “have judgment and decree against said E. B. Calhoun for the delivery of such insurance policy to him or his successors in office) or the value' thereof.” Plaintiff filed an amendment, portions of which were but…