Maclean v. Fisher
Citations
- 60 Fla. 331
Syllabus
<p>Life Insurance—Bequest of Proceeds of by Will.</p> <p>Under the Florida statute providing that when life insurance is for the benefit of the estate of the insured, or payable to said estate, the proceeds of such insurance may be bequeathed by the insured to any person or persons, or for any uses, in like manner as he may devise any other property or effects, a policy of life insurance made payable to the assured, his executors, administrators or assigns may be bequeathed by the will of the insured, since such a policy so made payable is tantamount to being made payable to the estate of the insured.</p>
Judges: Cockrell, Hocker, Parkhill, Shackleford, Taylok, Whitfield
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