Jacobs v. Mutual Insurance

Citations

• 52 S.C. 110
• 29 S.E. 533
• 1898 S.C. LEXIS 54

Syllabus

<p>1. Limitation or Estates — Insurabee Interest. — A conveyance from husband to wife for love and affection, and upon further agreement and trust that he, during coverture, be allowed the possession and use of the premises free of charge, he agreeing to pay all taxes and insurance, &c., retains life estate in the husband, and he has an insurable interest in the property.</p> <p>2. Deeds — agreement to Reconvey. — So much of a deed as requires grantee to reconvey to grantor at his request is void. .</p> <p>3. Insurance — Mutuai, Insurance Company oe Greenvieee. — No one except members of the Mutual Insurance Company of Greenville can insure property in it.</p>