In Re Estate of Hallbom
Supreme Court of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
Wilson, C. J. •
Jacob E. Hallbom was a soldier in our army in the World Avar. While in foreign service he took out a policy of Avar risk life insurance in the sum of $10,000, naming his father, Peter J. Hallbom, as beneficiary. The insured died October 20, 1925. The father and his wife, Selma Hallbom, the mother, survived. The insurance Avas aAvarded to the father payable in 240 monthly payments, and the war veterans bureau continually made these payments until the father’s death on February 22, 1928. The father Avas survived by his said wife and several children, who A\rere brothers and…
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