Marineau v. General American Life Insurance Co.

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• holding that evidence of Neal’s past drug purchases were admissible in light of his defense that he had no knowledge that drugs were in his home
• widow’s entitlement to portion of life insurance proceeds at time of her husband’s (the insured’s) death
• interest began to accrue 30 days after insured’s death where life insurance policy provided interest would begin to accrue on the date of death

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).