Kellner v. Mutual Life Ins. Co. of New York

The bill of complaint in this cause has for its prime object the ascertainment of the value of a policy of insurance taken by the complainant upon his own life in the year 1878, and surrendered, as the bill alleges, to the defendant corporation in 1888. The bill states the making of the contract of insurance by the complainant and the defendant, whereby, in consideration of the payment of $96.95 to the defendant corporation, and of the further payment, to be made at the office of the company, of tho same sum on the 7th day of January and July in each year during the continuance of the…