Amos-Richia v. Northwestern Mutual Life-Insurance

For a general statement of this case we refer to Northwestern Mut. Life-Ins. Co. v. Amos, 136 Mich. 210. We there held that a suit in equity would not lie, as the complainant had. a complete and adequate remedy at law. After that decision the defendant there and the plaintiff here remarried, and brought this suit on the $3,000 policy, which resulted in a verdict and judg*685ment for her. Any further statement of facts essential will be made in connection with the points raised.

The first question arises upon the delivery of the policy. Plaintiff’s claim is based entirely upon the production of the…