The American Law Review, Volume 8Little, Brown, and Company, 1874 - Law |
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... insurance company or insurer , either in its or his own right , or as assignee or otherwise , in the right of a person or party insured as aforesaid , unless such claimant shall show , to the satisfaction of said court , that during the ...
... insurance company or insurer , either in its or his own right , or as assignee or otherwise , in the right of a person or party insured as aforesaid , unless such claimant shall show , to the satisfaction of said court , that during the ...
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... insurance for a war risk , to the amount of such premium ; and to such insurers , being citizens or corporations of the United States , who had suffered by the acts of any of the rebel cruisers , as should show that their war premiums ...
... insurance for a war risk , to the amount of such premium ; and to such insurers , being citizens or corporations of the United States , who had suffered by the acts of any of the rebel cruisers , as should show that their war premiums ...
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... insurance com- panies for losses paid were presented by this government to the Tribunal at Geneva as a part of our claims against Great Britain , and , as we are ready to admit , rightly enough presented ; yet , as the case before the ...
... insurance com- panies for losses paid were presented by this government to the Tribunal at Geneva as a part of our claims against Great Britain , and , as we are ready to admit , rightly enough presented ; yet , as the case before the ...
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... insurance , " although they urge only that this shows that the assured , in these in- stances , must proceed upon the ground that they think the underwriters have been more than indemnified by their war premiums . 66 The Committee then ...
... insurance , " although they urge only that this shows that the assured , in these in- stances , must proceed upon the ground that they think the underwriters have been more than indemnified by their war premiums . 66 The Committee then ...
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... insurance . This principle was explained and acted on in the well - known English cases of Randall v . Cochran , 1 Ves . Sen. 98 ; and The Quebec Fire Insurance Co. v . St. Louis , 7 Moore , P. C. 286 ; and is well recognized by the ...
... insurance . This principle was explained and acted on in the well - known English cases of Randall v . Cochran , 1 Ves . Sen. 98 ; and The Quebec Fire Insurance Co. v . St. Louis , 7 Moore , P. C. 286 ; and is well recognized by the ...
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