...of the premiums. Norton v. Phautix Mutual Lift Ins. Co., 98. 18. A life insurance policy, taken out by a husband on his own life for the benefit of his wife, is assignable during his life, with her consent, as collateral security for his debts where there is...

...of joint-ownership, which a technical expression of this sort would afford.9 Insurance is frequently effected by a husband on his own life for the benefit of his wife ; a provision most just and honorable, if not so unreasonable in amount as to defraud 1 See 1 Waahb....

...make him such, as his powers and capacities appear to be those only of an agent." 2 A policy was taken by a husband on his own life for the benefit of his wife or her assigns. It contained the usual provision for a forfeiture in case of the non-payment of premiums,...

...married woman under the Married Women's Property Act 1870 («), see ante, p. 381. As to an insurance by a husband on his own life for the benefit of his wife and children under the Married Women's Property Act 1870 (a), see sect. 10 of that Act and the cases...

...will or otherwise: Kermanv. Hotoard, 23 Wis. 108. So it has been held that a life policy taken oat by a husband on his own life for the benefit of his wife is assignable during his life, with her consent, as collateral security for his debts, where there...

...court, where the judge will see that the tallyman gets no more than his due. A policy of insurance, effected by a husband on his own life for the benefit of his wife or children, is protected against his creditors. A married woman is called in law French feme covcrte...

...court, where the judge will see that the tallyman gets no more than his due. A policy of insurance, effected by a husband on his own life for the benefit of his wife or children, is protected against his creditors. A married woman is called in law French feme coverte;...

...provisions of such statutes on that subject. We are here particularly concerned about insurance procured by a husband on his own life for the benefit of his wife. The first enactment in this state on that subject was ch. 158, Laws of 1851, entitled "An act in relation...

...provisions of such statutes on that subject. We are here particularly concerned about insurance procured by a husband on his own life for the benefit of his wife. The first enactment in this state on that subject was ch. 158, Laws of 1851, entitled "An act in relation...

...it, even with consent of the beneficiary. The contrary was decided in The Scottish Life Assurance Co. Ltd. v. John Donald Ltd., 1901, 9 SLT 200. In that...to in Barras v. Scottish Widows' Fund, 1900, 2 F. 1094, that the wife had no power stanie matrimonio to discharge the trust in her favour created by...