Reports of Cases at Law and in Chancery Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Illinois, Volume 80 |
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Page 35
... paid nothing on the policy , still caused the policy to be issued to the father as if procured by him for the benefit of the son , it was held , that , as a mere question of pleading , the company could not be heard to make objection ...
... paid nothing on the policy , still caused the policy to be issued to the father as if procured by him for the benefit of the son , it was held , that , as a mere question of pleading , the company could not be heard to make objection ...
Page 36
... paid on such insurance , and the defense set up to the suit was , that the assured had committed suicide , it was held , that it was competent for the plaintiff to prove that the policy sued on was , in fact , a substitute for a former ...
... paid on such insurance , and the defense set up to the suit was , that the assured had committed suicide , it was held , that it was competent for the plaintiff to prove that the policy sued on was , in fact , a substitute for a former ...
Page 37
... paid him no compensation for such improve- ments : Held , that these facts were no more than evidence tending to show an insurable interest in the son in his father's life , and should not be de- clared by the court , in instructions to ...
... paid him no compensation for such improve- ments : Held , that these facts were no more than evidence tending to show an insurable interest in the son in his father's life , and should not be de- clared by the court , in instructions to ...
Page 41
... paid under both the policies . The policy in suit , as also the original one , contained the provision that , " should the death of the assured be caused by any act of self - destruction whatever , sane or insane , then the said company ...
... paid under both the policies . The policy in suit , as also the original one , contained the provision that , " should the death of the assured be caused by any act of self - destruction whatever , sane or insane , then the said company ...
Page 49
... paid — that the bare admission of the correctness of the account was no more a satisfactory answer to the stat- ute ... paid it to him . Albee said that he had not paid it to him . He said he had it , and that Jim Lull told him that ...
... paid — that the bare admission of the correctness of the account was no more a satisfactory answer to the stat- ute ... paid it to him . Albee said that he had not paid it to him . He said he had it , and that Jim Lull told him that ...
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action affidavit affirmed agreement alimony alleged amount appellant appellee assumpsit authority bill Bracken cause chancery Chicago circuit court claim complainant contract conveyance Cook county county court Court of Cook court of equity Cushman & Hardin damages debt deceased declaration decree deed of trust defendant delivered the opinion election equity error evidence execution fact filed fraud guardian held highway husband Ibid instruction interest John Bracken John Hogan JOSEPH E Judge judgment jurisdiction jury JUSTICE land lease liable ment Messrs mortgage notice owner paid party Patrick Hogan Paul Cornell payment person petition Phelps plaintiff plaintiff in error premises presiding proceedings proof purchase question quitclaim deed real estate record rendered replevin reversed Schwamb statute stockholders sufficient suit Superior Court Syllabus taxes testimony thereof Thomas Bracken tion trial verdict Virden William witness writ