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The Presumption Of Death From Absence As Affecting The Statute Of Limitations And The Nonpayment Of Premiums In Life Insurance Cases, Kenneth Cox
Washington Law Review
The doctrine that seven years' unexplained absence from home will raise a presumption that the missing person is dead has proved a troublesome one to apply in the insurance cases in which, modernly, it is chiefly called into play. As long as it is merely employed to establish the death of a missing spouse, in order to allow remarriage by the survivor, or in order to permit the distribution of the missing person's estate, or in many of the other situations where it is relied upon to establish the fact of death, the courts have little difficulty with the presumption. …
Life Insurance - Change Of Beneficiary - Defeasible Vested Interest As Opposed To Mere Expectancy, C. A. G.
Life Insurance - Change Of Beneficiary - Defeasible Vested Interest As Opposed To Mere Expectancy, C. A. G.
Louisiana Law Review
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Insurance--Effect Of Delivery Of Life Insurance Policy To Agent, Jo M. Ferguson
Insurance--Effect Of Delivery Of Life Insurance Policy To Agent, Jo M. Ferguson
Kentucky Law Journal
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Life Insurance--Change Of Beneficiary In A Policy In Which Right To Make Such A Change Has Been Reserved To The Insured--Kentucky Rule, Jo M. Ferguson
Life Insurance--Change Of Beneficiary In A Policy In Which Right To Make Such A Change Has Been Reserved To The Insured--Kentucky Rule, Jo M. Ferguson
Kentucky Law Journal
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