The American Law Review, Volume 30Little, Brown, and Company, 1896 - Law |
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Page 87
... if she could not retain the land against the son , she had no remedy for the
money ; and by payment thereof , she hath gained the land and is in as a
purchaser , though she be entitled thereto by the condition and as heir ; and she
shall retain ...
... if she could not retain the land against the son , she had no remedy for the
money ; and by payment thereof , she hath gained the land and is in as a
purchaser , though she be entitled thereto by the condition and as heir ; and she
shall retain ...
Page 88
EFFECT OF WAR UPON CONTRACTS INVOLVING SUCCESSIVE PAYMENTS ,
AND PARTICULARLY UPON CONTRACTS OF LIFE INSURANCE . The prospect
of war between Great Britain and the United States , while greatly to be ...
EFFECT OF WAR UPON CONTRACTS INVOLVING SUCCESSIVE PAYMENTS ,
AND PARTICULARLY UPON CONTRACTS OF LIFE INSURANCE . The prospect
of war between Great Britain and the United States , while greatly to be ...
Page 89
What then are the rights of the 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
...
What then are the rights of the 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
...
Page 91
... a decree declaring the policy to be subsisting and directing the payment of the
amount insured by it , less the unpaid premiums and interest thereon . The courts
which have taken the foregoing view have not succeeded in understanding that ...
... a decree declaring the policy to be subsisting and directing the payment of the
amount insured by it , less the unpaid premiums and interest thereon . The courts
which have taken the foregoing view have not succeeded in understanding that ...
Page 92
A policy of life assurance which stipulates for the payment of an annual prémium
by the assured , with a condition , to be void on non - payment , is not an
insurance from year to year like a common fire policy ; but the premiums
constitute an ...
A policy of life assurance which stipulates for the payment of an annual prémium
by the assured , with a condition , to be void on non - payment , is not an
insurance from year to year like a common fire policy ; but the premiums
constitute an ...
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