Meyer v. Van Collem

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• holding that the insurer was not estopped from denying coverage for loss sustained after the insured died because “the controlling fact” was that the insured had only a life estate, and thus the insurable interest had ended upon the insured’s death
• holding that the insurer was not estopped from denying coverage for loss sustained after the insured died because \the controlling fact\ was that the insured had only a life estate, and thus the insurable interest had ended upon the insured's death

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