Garland v. Craven

Opinion by

Keller, P. J.,

Equitable Life Assurance Society issued a group life insurance policy to Heyl & Patterson, insuring such of their employees as elected to participate. Albert E. Craven, on becoming an employee, so elected and on July 2, 1912 the insurance company issued to him a certificate under said policy insuring him in the amount of $1,800 payable at his death to “Sarah E. Craven, wife”, the person designated by him as his beneficiary in his written election to participate in said group insurance. There was nothing in the policy or the certificate which restricted his choice of…