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In their ori . ginal shape under the charter granted by Queen Anne , in 1706 , to "
the Amicable Society , for a perpetual assurance office , ” they were a mere
contrivance for accumulation : the assured paid fixed annual sums to the society ,
who ...
In their ori . ginal shape under the charter granted by Queen Anne , in 1706 , to "
the Amicable Society , for a perpetual assurance office , ” they were a mere
contrivance for accumulation : the assured paid fixed annual sums to the society ,
who ...
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assured , and to the current rate of interest at the time ; and are calculated on
such a scale as will enable the office to realise the sum assured ( with a margin of
profit ) , while interest is at that rate , during the probable life of the assured .
assured , and to the current rate of interest at the time ; and are calculated on
such a scale as will enable the office to realise the sum assured ( with a margin of
profit ) , while interest is at that rate , during the probable life of the assured .
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Boldero was , that the interest of the assured must continue up to the time of
action brought on the policy . For if his interest had ceased , he could have
suffered no loss , and could have no right of action on an instrument construed
only as an ...
Boldero was , that the interest of the assured must continue up to the time of
action brought on the policy . For if his interest had ceased , he could have
suffered no loss , and could have no right of action on an instrument construed
only as an ...
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Contents
THE THEORY OF SUCCESSION AB INTES | 1 |
HIS | 17 |
NAVIGATION COLLISION CONFLICT | 52 |
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