Shepherd v. Life Casualty Insurance Co.

In an action by a married woman against a life insurance company to recover money paid by lier on a loan alleged to llave been made by tbe company solely to her husband, where it appears that the property conveyed- to secure the loan was owned solely by the husband, that he procured from the lender a life-insurance policy naming the wife as beneficiary, that the wife assigned to the lender her interest in the policy as further security for the debt, and the husband and wife both testified that the loan was made solely to the husband with full knowledge of the lender’s agent, and that the sums…