Universal Life Ins. v. Devore
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from three decrees of chancery court of city of Eichmond, rendered, respectively, May 29th, 1884, May 2d, 1885, and June 23d, 1885, in the cause of Elbert Devore and others, complainants, and the Universal Life Insurance Company, defendants. The decree being for the complainants-the company appealed. Opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtLacy, J.
The bill was filed in the paid court on the fifth day of April, 1880, against the non-resident company, The Universal Life Insurance Company, domiciled in the State of *268New York, and an attachment levied on the real estate of ■ the said company situated in the city of Bichmond, within the jurisdiction of the court, to enforce the payment of the policy issued by the said company on the thirteenth day of March, 1871, for $8,000, and numbered 10,971, upon the life of Frances C. Devore, payable to the husband of the said assured, Elbert C. Devore, and the children of the •said Frances. The bill…
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