The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 87
... payment thereof , she hath gained the land and is in as a purchaser , though she be entitled thereto by the ... PAYMENTS , POWER OF AN HEIR OVER AN EXECUTORY DEVISE . 87.
... payment thereof , she hath gained the land and is in as a purchaser , though she be entitled thereto by the ... PAYMENTS , POWER OF AN HEIR OVER AN EXECUTORY DEVISE . 87.
Page 88
... 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 that the effect of war is to ...
... 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 that the effect of war is to ...
Page 89
... 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 keeping the policy in force ? In the struggle over the settlement of this ...
... 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 keeping the policy in force ? In the struggle over the settlement of this ...
Page 90
... payment of the premium thereon was excused and the liability suspended during the war , and that where the in- sured died before the close of the war , no tender of the unpaid premium was necessary at its close , but that the same could ...
... payment of the premium thereon was excused and the liability suspended during the war , and that where the in- sured died before the close of the war , no tender of the unpaid premium was necessary at its close , but that the same could ...
Page 91
... pay premiums at the stipulated date avoided the policy , notwithstanding that the intervention of war made the payment of premiums unlawful , was affirmed by an equally divided court . The question came before the court 1 Statham v ...
... pay premiums at the stipulated date avoided the policy , notwithstanding that the intervention of war made the payment of premiums unlawful , was affirmed by an equally divided court . The question came before the court 1 Statham v ...
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