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Since life insurance policy is issued on individual life, it can be treated as personal property. However, in Keymen policy, where the premia is paid by the co. on his/her behalf,it will be the property of the co. till the policy matures and benefits paid by the insurance co. to the co. is reverted back to the keyman.
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