Hall v. Mutual Life Insurance

The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York, on May 15, 1925, issued its policy of ordinary life insurance to Arthur Corlies, who named his daughter Barbara Corlies, as second beneficiary. He died on June 15, 1941; at the time of his death the policy was payable to her. She is now deceased. The proceeds of the policy amounted to $7,029. She had married the plaintiff, Albert A. Hall, and was known as Barbara Corlies Hall. She divorced him and remarried and was known at the time of her death as Barbara Corlies Graves. She left a last will and testament naming the impleaded defendants as her…