Mueller v. Mueller

In this case a bill was filed by plaintiffs in error to establish and enforce a trust. A demurrer was interposed and sustained and the bill dismissed for want of equity. The bill averred that Arthur Mueller was a son of the complainant Christ Mueller and a brother of the other complainants and that he died in October, 1918, while in the service in France; that upon his induction into the service he took out a war risk policy of insurance for $10,000 in which he designated defendant in error as the beneficiary. The bill then proceeds:

“Tour orators further represent that said designation of…