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Full-Text Articles in Law
Insurance-Right Of Insured To Recover Under Disability Clause Of Life Insurance Policy For Self-Inflicted Injury, Robert M. Barton S. Ed.
Insurance-Right Of Insured To Recover Under Disability Clause Of Life Insurance Policy For Self-Inflicted Injury, Robert M. Barton S. Ed.
Michigan Law Review
A policy of life insurance was issued to one Rice providing for payment of certain disability benefits to the insured if he should "sustain a physical impairment such as . . . the permanent loss of the sight of both eyes." As a proximate result of an unsuccessful attempt to commit suicide the insured was blinded. The policy contained no express limitations or restrictions on such self-inflicted injuries but did provide that the insurance company should not be liable for benefits "if the death of the insured resulted from suicide." Rice was apparently sane at the time he attempted to …
Evidence - Admissibility Of Age In Hospital Record As Business Entry, Craig E. Davids
Evidence - Admissibility Of Age In Hospital Record As Business Entry, Craig E. Davids
Michigan Law Review
Representing his birth date as 1866, deceased purchased from defendant insurance company in 1921 a policy on his life, which provided that in the event of any misrepresentation of age the insured's beneficiary would receive only that amount which a standard policy issued at his true age would stipulate for the premiums paid. In a suit by the beneficiary to recover on the policy, defendant attempted to prove that deceased was born at least as early as 1862. Among other evidence, defendant introduced a hospital record of deceased's visit to a particular institution in 1936 where he represented his age …
The Assignment Of A Life Insurance Policy, Grover C. Grismore
The Assignment Of A Life Insurance Policy, Grover C. Grismore
Michigan Law Review
There is a great deal of uncertainty and confusion in the decided cases in regard to the effect to be given to the assignment of a life insurance policy. This is unfortunate, since to a large extent life insurance has come to be regarded as an investment medium, and as an asset which can be hypothecated by the insured in times of financial emergency.
Rights Of Holder Of Possibility Of Revertor And Owner Of Determinable Fee To Insurance Proceeds From Policy Procured By The Latter - Board Of Education V. Winding Gulf Collieries
Maryland Law Review
No abstract provided.
United States Of America V. South-Eastern Underwriters Association, Hugh Evander Willis
United States Of America V. South-Eastern Underwriters Association, Hugh Evander Willis
Articles by Maurer Faculty
No abstract provided.
Insurance Payable To A Married Woman--Effect Of K.R.S. 297.140, Ira G. Stephenson
Insurance Payable To A Married Woman--Effect Of K.R.S. 297.140, Ira G. Stephenson
Kentucky Law Journal
No abstract provided.