Metropolitan Life Insurance v. Trullo
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Arthur Ervin Blauvelt, J.
These are motions by defendant Trullo for summary judgment and a protective order and a cross motion by defendants Scialo for summary judgment. The motions are made in an interpleader action brought by plaintiff to determine which of the defendants is entitled to the $25,000 group life insurance death benefit provided by plaintiff’s policy No. 17000-G insuring the life of Franklin A. Trullo, more commonly known as Frank Trullo.
Frank Trullo was a postal clerk employed by the United States Post Office. As such he became an insured under the aforesaid…
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