Fee v. Wells

*349Plaintiff and defendant are daughters of Mrs. Wells, deceased, and the action was brought by Miss Wells, as plaintiff, against her sister, Mrs. Fee, as defendant, to impress a trust in favor of plaintiff, who was an invalid, upon the proceeds of a life insurance policy, paid defendant, upon the life of their mother, who died July 23, 1914. For ten years prior thereto Mrs. Wells carried a policy in the Prudential Life Insurance Company of America, insuring her life in the sum of $1,000. Her estate was the original beneficiary. In 1909 her son Fred was named beneficiary, and in August, 1912,…