Annual Cyclopedia of Insurance in the United StatesR.B. Caverly, Publisher., 1919 |
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... losses , except small losses , is done through the bureaus . ADJUSTMENT . In fire insurance practice in the United States this work covers the act of the adjuster in settling a loss as well as its apportionment between different ...
... losses , except small losses , is done through the bureaus . ADJUSTMENT . In fire insurance practice in the United States this work covers the act of the adjuster in settling a loss as well as its apportionment between different ...
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... 548.98 being in the inland department . The total cash income for the year was $ 19,514,524.24 ; total cash expenditures , $ 16,854,046.36 ; the fire and marine losses paid amounted to $ 8,807,806.19 6 CYCLOPEDIA OF INSURANCE.
... 548.98 being in the inland department . The total cash income for the year was $ 19,514,524.24 ; total cash expenditures , $ 16,854,046.36 ; the fire and marine losses paid amounted to $ 8,807,806.19 6 CYCLOPEDIA OF INSURANCE.
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... losses paid since organiza- tion , $ 174,703,814.16 ; cash dividends declared , $ 40,101,365.00 ; dividends , payable ... loss within its definition of agent , while the law of New York excepts only officers or salaried employes who do ...
... losses paid since organiza- tion , $ 174,703,814.16 ; cash dividends declared , $ 40,101,365.00 ; dividends , payable ... loss within its definition of agent , while the law of New York excepts only officers or salaried employes who do ...
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... LOSSES . [ See Boston Pro- tective Department . ] BOSTON INSURANCE COMPANY , Boston , Mass . Organ- ized 1873 ; capital , $ 1,000,000 . William R. Hedge , president ; Herbert Fuller and Henry R. Hedge , vice - presidents ; Ward Williams ...
... LOSSES . [ See Boston Pro- tective Department . ] BOSTON INSURANCE COMPANY , Boston , Mass . Organ- ized 1873 ; capital , $ 1,000,000 . William R. Hedge , president ; Herbert Fuller and Henry R. Hedge , vice - presidents ; Ward Williams ...
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... loss , was $ 2,767,637.54 , and on buildings and contents , exposure losses , was $ 59,974.80 . The total rent losses were $ 13,958.70 . Some of the principal causes of fires , involving loss , were : matches , 514 ; smoking , 186 ...
... loss , was $ 2,767,637.54 , and on buildings and contents , exposure losses , was $ 59,974.80 . The total rent losses were $ 13,958.70 . Some of the principal causes of fires , involving loss , were : matches , 514 ; smoking , 186 ...
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Page 87 - The assured will take a complete itemized inventory of stock on hand at least once in each calendar year, and unless such inventory has been taken within twelve calendar months prior to the date of this policy one shall be taken in detail within thirty days of issuance of this policy, or this policy shall be null and void from such date, and upon demand of the assured the unearned premium from such date shall be returned.
Page 385 - A provision that if the age of the insured has been understated, the amount payable under the policy shall be such as the premium would have purchased at the correct age...
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Page 290 - The legal minimum standard of valuation for all certificates, except for disability benefits, shall be the national fraternal congress table of mortality as adopted by the national fraternal congress August 23, 1899, or, at the option of the society...
Page 24 - This policy shall be cancelled at any time at the request of the insured; or by the company by giving five days
Page 289 - Representative Form of Government Defined. SEC. 3. Any such society shall be deemed to have a representative form of government when it shall provide in its constitution and laws for a supreme legislative or governing body, composed of representatives elected either by the members or by delegates elected directly or indirectly by the members, together with such other members as may be prescribed by its constitution and laws...
Page 290 - No preliminary certificate granted under the provisions of this section shall be valid after one year from its date, or after such further period, not exceeding one year, as may be authorized by the...
Page 290 - The payment of death benefits shall be confined to wife, husband, relative by blood to the fourth degree, father-in-law, mother-in-law, son-in-law, daughter-in-law, stepfather, stepmother, stepchildren, children by legal adoption, or to a person or persons dependent upon the member...
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Page 292 - If the valuation of the certificates, as hereinbefore provided, on December 31, 1917, shall show that the present value of future net contributions, together with the admitted assets, is less than the present value of the promised benefits and accrued liabilities, such society shall thereafter maintain said financial condition at each succeeding triennial valuation in respect of the degree of deficiency as shown in the valuation as of December 31, 1917.