Newman v. Clement

BLAIR, Justice.

The parties will be designated appellant and appellees.

R. S. Clement sued appellant, Max Newman, alleging that Newman executed to him, as assignee for the benefit of Newman’s creditors, a written assignment of all his property not exempt from execution, including a $252.49 cash surrender value of two policies of insurance issued by the Bankers’ Reserve Life Company, on the life of Newman, a bachelor, which the insurance company refused to pay, because Newman claimed same was not included in the assignment. By an amended original petition, appellee F. C. Thomson, as substitute…