Myrtle S. Shull and Walter G. Shull v. Pilot Life Insurance Company

How courts have described this case

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• considering “entity for whose benefit” claim, see infra
• “It is perhaps ironic that the more extreme or even far- fetched is the asserted theory of liability, the more important it is that the conceptual legal theories be explored and assayed in the light of actual facts, not a pleader’s supposition.”
• “It is perhaps ironic that the more extreme or even far-fetched is the as- serted theory of liability, the more important it is that the concep- tual legal theories be explored and assayed in the light of actual facts, not a pleader’s supposition.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).