O'Neill v. Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.

COLEMAN, Chief Justice.

This suit grew out of a bill of interpleader filed by the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company to determine the ownership of the proceeds of certain life insurance policies which it had issued on the life of William C. O’Neill. The insurance company was dismissed from the case with its attorney’s fee and costs. The case was tried to the court without a jury and at its conclusion the trial court entered judgment establishing a trust in the proceeds of the various insurance policies in favor of the three children of William Clark O’Neill and Beverly O’Neill, his…