Amberg v. Manhattan Life Insurance

The defendant issued its policy of insurance May 13, 1894, on the life of Emanuel Bourbon, whereby it agreed to pay to his wife, Blanche Bourbon, on May 24, 1899, the sum of $5,000. On August 31, 1899, the plaintiff Amberg commenced an action and procured an attachment against the property of Blanche Bourbon, the beneficiary named in the policy, which attachment was duly levied upon her interest in the policy and the moneys due thereon. On January 5, 1900, judgment was recovered in said action in favor of the plaintiff -therein against the said Blanche Bourbon, for $23,772.84. The present…