Millard v. Beaumont

This is a suit to determine the respective interests of plaintiffs and defendants in the-proceeds of á fire insurance policy. The insured property, both real and personal, belonged to Elizabeth M. Millard, who insured the same in her favor. The policy makes no provision whatever as to the loss being paid to her administrator or executor. During the life of the policy, but after the death of the insured, the property was destroyed by fire. The insured left a will, duly executed and probated, disposing of the property insured by this clause: “Second: I give, devise and bequeath to my nephew…