Andrews v. Partridge
Citations
- 228 U.S. 479
- 33 S. Ct. 570
- 57 L. Ed. 929
- 1913 U.S. LEXIS 2389
Syllabus
<p>Burlingham v. Grouse, tinte, p. 459, and Everett v. Judson, ante, p. 474, followed to effect that under § 70a of the Bankruptcy Act the trustee is only entitled to the cash surrender value of insurance policies on the life of the bankrupt at the time of the filing of the petition and that the bankrupt or his representative is entitled to the balance of the value thereof, and that the subsequent death of the bankrupt had no- effect on this division even though it occurred before adjudication.</p>
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- Ehrhart v. New York Life Ins. Co.S.D. Illinois· 1929-07-12· cited 3×
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- Lake v. New York Life Ins.D. Maryland· 1954-06-23· cited 2×
- In re LehfeldtD. Montana· 1915-09-03· cited 2×
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- Reid v. New York Life Insurance Co.Supreme Court of Arkansas· 1926-04-05
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