Dixie Fire Insurance Co. v. Minick

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• \[U]pon the insolvency of the [insurance company] the policyholder became entitled to his proportionate share in the reserve or cash value ... of his policy ... against the estate of the defunct company.\
• “[U]pon the insolvency of the [insurance company] the policyholder became entitled to his proportionate share in the reserve or cash value ... of his policy ... against the estate of the defunct company.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).