In re Slingluff
District Court, D. Maryland
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of the petition of Nannie J. Sling-luff, wife of the bankrupt, for an order requiring the trustees in bankruptcy to deliver to her a policy of life insurance. See 105 Fed. 502.
1Opinion of the Court
MORRIS, District Judge.
Among the assets returned by Horace Slingluff ⅛ his schedule, and now in the possession of the trustees, *155is a tontine investment policy in the New York Life Insurance Company. Tills policy (Xo. 160,465) is for ⅜5,000, ujion the life of Horace Slingluif, and is dated December 20, 1882. The company by this contract agrees that, upon the payment of $246.10 on the 29th day of December in each year for 20 years, it will pay the said insurance to Horace Slingluif, or his legal representatives, if he survives ihe twenty years, or, if he dies within the 20 years, then to his…
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