Cox v. Wasson

STATEMENT BY THE COURT.

This appeal is prosecuted by appellant to reverse the decree of the Arkansas Chancery Court, wherein two claims aggregating $3,612.59 were classified as a common claim.

The uncontradicted facts leading up to the point in controversy are that on December 11, 1932, Lee Andrew Cox died and left surviving his widow, Sarah E. (Lizzie) Cox, and nine children and heirs at law. Mr. Cox carried two policies of insurance, one in the Woodmen of the World for $1,000 and the other in the Central States Life Insurance Company for $2,500, and Mrs. Sarah E. Cox was designated as…