Supreme Court of New Hampshire December 5, 1891 (Lanouette v. Laplante)

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Per Curiam.

“ When a policy of insurance is effected by any person on his own life or the life of another, expressed to be for the benefit of a third person . . . , the party for whose benefit such policy is so expressed to be made shall be entitled to the sum so insured, against the claims of the creditors or representatives of the party effecting the same.” Gen. Laws,

c.

175,

s.

2.