Grusd v. Grusd

— Appellant duly commenced action in the Howard Superior Court against the appellee by com*113plaint for declaratory judgment, alleging, inter alia, that on December 27, 1944 his brother, Ted Grusd, became the owner by purchase of a life insurance policy, No. 4003365, issued by the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co., on the life of the named minor, Richard Allen Grusd, son of said Ted Grusd; that on January 9, 1948, said Ted Grusd designated appellant as the “contingent” owner of said policy, which appellant accepted and which was endorsed on the policy; that said Ted Grusd deceased during…