Moore v. Omaha Life Ass'n

Norval, 0. J.

William F. Kettenbach, in 1891, took out a policy of insurance upon his life in the Pythian Life Association of Omaha. Afterwards this association ceased to do business, and transferred its policies and business to the Omaha Life Association of Omaha, the latter assuming all liabilities of said Pythian Association. After this transfer and assumption of debt, and in 1893 or 1894, the Omaha Life Association of Omaha deposited with the plaintiff in this case, Eugene Moore, then auditor of public accounts of this state, a certificate oft deposit in the sum of $5,000. After-wards…