The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 53
... parties see to the consequences . Apart from the confusion of principle involved , observe the pernicious practical effects of this doctrine . Here was a trifling piece of evidence , not affecting a legally rec- ognized interest or ...
... parties see to the consequences . Apart from the confusion of principle involved , observe the pernicious practical effects of this doctrine . Here was a trifling piece of evidence , not affecting a legally rec- ognized interest or ...
Page 88
... parties situated within the lines of the opposing belliger- ents , without reference to the actual citizenship of such parties.1 The effect of such a war upon the enormous mass of American railway and other corporate securities held in ...
... parties situated within the lines of the opposing belliger- ents , without reference to the actual citizenship of such parties.1 The effect of such a war upon the enormous mass of American railway and other corporate securities held in ...
Page 89
... parties , either ( 1 ) in case the insured dies while there is a default in the payment of premiums for this reason , or ( 2 ) , in case , after the close of the war , he tenders the past due premiums to the insurer for the purpose of ...
... parties , either ( 1 ) in case the insured dies while there is a default in the payment of premiums for this reason , or ( 2 ) , in case , after the close of the war , he tenders the past due premiums to the insurer for the purpose of ...
Page 93
... parties cannot be made equal . 6. The average rate of mortality is the fundamental basis of life assurance , and this is subverted by giving to the assured the option to revive their policies or not after they have been suspended by war ...
... parties cannot be made equal . 6. The average rate of mortality is the fundamental basis of life assurance , and this is subverted by giving to the assured the option to revive their policies or not after they have been suspended by war ...
Page 98
... felt it , of his rejection by the State senate , rankled in his memory , and made him especially bitter toward the politicians of both the leading political parties of the nation , and to some extent , 98 30 AMERICAN LAW REVIEW .
... felt it , of his rejection by the State senate , rankled in his memory , and made him especially bitter toward the politicians of both the leading political parties of the nation , and to some extent , 98 30 AMERICAN LAW REVIEW .
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