Daggett v. Prudential Life Ins. Co.

A demurrer interposed by the appellee, the Prudential Life Insurance Company, was sustained to a bill filed against it by William A. Daggett, the appellant, which bill sought to correct the name of the insured and to recover the face value of an insurance policy less a loan thereon. The court having sustained the demurrer, the appellant declined to plead further, and his bill was finally dismissed.

The facts set out in the bill and exhibits are, substantially, as follows: On January 26, 1916, the appellee, the insurer, issued to “Nasta A. Doggett” a life insurance policy for five hundred…