Official Report of the Proceedings of the National Insurance Convention of the United States, Volume 2J.H. and C.M. Goodsell, 1872 - Insurance |
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... SESSION . ALABAMA . R. M. REYNOLDS ...... Auditor of State ..... ARKANSAS . JAMES R. BERRY ...... Auditor of State ... CALIFORNIA . C. L. SKEELS ... .Special Delegate ... CONNECTICUT . Montgomery . Little Rock . New York City . GEORGE S ...
... SESSION . ALABAMA . R. M. REYNOLDS ...... Auditor of State ..... ARKANSAS . JAMES R. BERRY ...... Auditor of State ... CALIFORNIA . C. L. SKEELS ... .Special Delegate ... CONNECTICUT . Montgomery . Little Rock . New York City . GEORGE S ...
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... session of the National Insurance Convention of the United States , the secretary asks attention to a hasty review . of the history of that body . This much is necessary for the information of the general reader , who may not have seen ...
... session of the National Insurance Convention of the United States , the secretary asks attention to a hasty review . of the history of that body . This much is necessary for the information of the general reader , who may not have seen ...
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... should then be prepared to lay their respective matters before the body for debate and final action . During the recess , a verbatim report of the proceedings at the May session was widely circulated , in this country X.
... should then be prepared to lay their respective matters before the body for debate and final action . During the recess , a verbatim report of the proceedings at the May session was widely circulated , in this country X.
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... session was much greater than at the one in May , no less than thirty delegates at the appointed time answering to the roll - call of states . Not only were the East , the Middle states , and the West represented as before , but also ...
... session was much greater than at the one in May , no less than thirty delegates at the appointed time answering to the roll - call of states . Not only were the East , the Middle states , and the West represented as before , but also ...
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... session , statistics were printed which showed that in the eleven or twelve years -say from 1859 to the close of 1870 - the business of the New York Life insurance companies had increased from about seventy millions ( $ 72,147,436 ) to ...
... session , statistics were printed which showed that in the eleven or twelve years -say from 1859 to the close of 1870 - the business of the New York Life insurance companies had increased from about seventy millions ( $ 72,147,436 ) to ...
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Page 129 - Parties may agree in writing for the payment of any rate of interest whatever on money due or to become due on any contract. Any judgment rendered on such contract shall conform thereto, and shall bear the interest agreed upon by the parties, and which shall be specified in the judgment.
Page 249 - Auditor shall approve, it shall be lawful for the said company to require the return of the original certificate of stock held by such stockholder, and in lieu thereof, to issue new certificates for such number of shares as the said...
Page 253 - Upon filing declaration or certified copy of charter, twenty-five dollars. "Upon filing annual statement, twenty dollars. ' ' For each certificate of authority, and certified copy thereof, two dollars. "For every copy of any paper filed in the department, the sum of twenty cents per folio, and for affixing the official seal to such copy, and certifying the same, one dollar. ' ' For valuing policies of life insurance companies, ten dollars per million of insurance, or any fraction thereof.
Page 129 - When there is no express contract in writing, fixing a different rate of interest, interest shall be allowed at the rate of ten per cent, per annum, for all moneys after they become due on any bond, bill, promissory note, or other instrument of writing...
Page 242 - State or country any taxes, fines, penalties, licenses, fees, deposits of money or of securities, or other obligations or prohibitions are imposed on insurance companies of this State doing business in such other State or country, or upon their agents therein, in excess of such taxes, fines, penalties, licenses, fees, deposits of money or of securities, or other obligations or prohibitions...
Page 253 - ... bonds and mortgages as aforesaid, and to change and reinvest the same as occasion may from time to time require ; but any surplus money over and above the capital stock of any such fire and inland navigation insurance companies, or any fire insurance companies incorporated under any law of stocL, &c.
Page 255 - ... appointed by him for that purpose, who shall certify, under oath, that the capital herein required of the company named in the charter, according to the nature of the business proposed to be transacted by such company, has been paid in and is possessed by it in money, or in such stocks...
Page 256 - Such as shall be requisite for its immediate accommodation in the convenient transaction of its business: or, 2. Such as shall have been mortgaged to it in good faith, by way of security for loans previously contracted, or for monies due: or, 3.
Page 119 - ... for all moneys after they become due on any bond, bill, promissory note, or other instrument of writing, on any judgment recovered before any court in this state, for money lent, for money due on the settlement of accounts, from the day on which the balance is ascertained, and for money received to the use of another.
Page 267 - ... foreclosure or suit has not been commenced for collection, or which after judgment obtained thereon shall have remained more than two years unsatisfied, and on which interest shall not have been paid ; and...