Washington Fidelity National Insurance v. Kowalczek

Harrington, J.,

after stating what was necessary in order to constitute an insurable interest as in Balt. Life Ins. Co. v. Floyd, 5 Boyce 201, 91 A. 653, and Floyd v. Met. Life Ins. Co., 5 Boyce 51, 90 A. 404, charging the jury, in part, said:. In conclusion, we will say to you, however, that if you believe that the plaintiff, whether as wife, creditor or otherwise, had an insurable interest in the life of the deceased and that such deceased did not intentionally falsely and, therefore, in bad faith misrepresent his. age or other material facts relied on by the defendant, in order to procure…