Roberts v. Hardin

Pee Curiam.

1. Where a policy of life insurance was unconditionally payable to the wife of the insured as beneficiary, except that it contained a separate stipulation, that, “if any beneficiary die before the insured, the interest of such beneficiary will vest in the executors or administrators of the insured, unless otherwise provided herein,” and except that the policy reserved the right in the insured to change the beneficiary, which right was never exercised; and where after the death of both the husband and the wife, their legal representatives were required, at the instance of the…