Potter v. Spilman
117 Mass. 322, 1875 Mass. LEXIS 227
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Bluebook
Potter v. Spilman, 117 Mass. 322, 1875 Mass. LEXIS 227 (Mass. 1875).
Opinion
The question argued by the counsel is but a moot point. Upon the facts in the report, the payee of the policy, whatever her rights therein may be, is under no obligation, by law or contract, to assign the policy to the plaintiff, nor the insurance company to assent to any assignment thereof.
Bill dismissed, with costs.
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