Little v. Garabrant
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term. Action by Joseph J. Little, as receiver of the Worthington Company, against David G. Garabrant and others. Judgment for defendants. Plaintiff appeals. Affirmed.
1Opinion of the CourtParker, J.
By this action the plaintiff seeks to have it adjudged that a policy of life insurance taken out by Richard Worthington upon his life, and made payable to Margaret Worthington, his wife, or to his legal representatives, and thereafter duly assigned for a valuable consideration to these defendants, belongs to him as receiver of the Worthington Company. The ground upon which he bases his claim to the policy is that from the inception of the policy, *690in November, 1885, down to December, 1892, the premiums, amounting to about $400 a year, were paid out of the funds of the Worthington Company, a…
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