The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 88
... contracts involving continuing payments , such as contracts of life insurance . Upon this question there is a very instructive mass of American judicial authority , growing out of our great Civil War . The well - known legal doctrine is ...
... contracts involving continuing payments , such as contracts of life insurance . Upon this question there is a very instructive mass of American judicial authority , growing out of our great Civil War . The well - known legal doctrine is ...
Page 89
... contract . The reply of the insurance company to this contention is that the insured is in a legal sense respon ... contracts of life insurance , has been held to sus- pend the payments of the annual premiums without destroying the ...
... contract . The reply of the insurance company to this contention is that the insured is in a legal sense respon ... contracts of life insurance , has been held to sus- pend the payments of the annual premiums without destroying the ...
Page 93
... contract , or the parties cannot be made equal . 6. The average rate of mortality is the fundamental basis of life ... CONTRACTS . 93.
... contract , or the parties cannot be made equal . 6. The average rate of mortality is the fundamental basis of life ... CONTRACTS . 93.
Page 96
... contract between landlord and tenant which was under seal , by an agreement between them which was not under seal , which the Supreme Court in Chapman v . McGrew , ' decided could not be done even in behalf of a surety . That case has ...
... contract between landlord and tenant which was under seal , by an agreement between them which was not under seal , which the Supreme Court in Chapman v . McGrew , ' decided could not be done even in behalf of a surety . That case has ...
Page 97
... contract ; 1 though such a sealing does not turn a simple contract into a specialty , - otherwise , anciently , when every contract of a corporation was required to be evidenced by its seal , every such contract would have been a ...
... contract ; 1 though such a sealing does not turn a simple contract into a specialty , - otherwise , anciently , when every contract of a corporation was required to be evidenced by its seal , every such contract would have been a ...
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