10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «TONTINE PERIOD»
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tontine period en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
tontine period y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
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The Commercial & Financial Chronicle and Hunt's Merchant's ...
Tontine Period, 10 years, 56 per cent. of premiums paid Returned. Tontine Period
, 15 years, 101 per cent. of premiums paid Returned. Tontine Period, 20 years,
150 per cent. of premiums paid Returned. THIRD BENEFIT. Sale of Policy to the ...
Tontine Period, 10 years, annuity for life combined with dividend, »227 90
SURRENDER OF POLICY TO THE COMPANY. Tontine Period, 10 years 107 per
cent, of premiums Returned. Tontine Period, 15 years, annuity for life combined
with ...
3
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Tontine Period, 10 years, annuity for life combined with dividend $227 90 Tontine
Period, 15 years, annuity for life combined with dividend 546 30 Tontine Period,
20 years, annuity for life combined with dividend 1,160 10 Thus at end of fifteen ...
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Robert Louis Stevenson: Writer of Boundaries
Insured individuals who died within the tontine period would receive only the face
amount of the death benefit stipulated by the policy, without any return of the
accumulated surplus or profits—earnings achieved from the investment of the ...
Richard Ambrosini, Richard Dury, 2006
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The Ways of Providence: Capitalism, Risk, and Freedom in ...
First, tontine buyers commuted their yearly dividends - American life companies
were all still mutual companies - until the end of the tontine period. More
substantially, the tontine holder received a share of the forfeited premiums of
tontine ...
6
The Story Of Life Insurance
That, however, did not coincide with Hyde's ambitions. In— stead, he decided to
drop the annual system entirely, and to add these dividends, or overpayments, to
the Tontine fund. If you died before your Tontine period expired, you obtained no
...
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The cyclopedic dictionary of law: comprising the terms and ...
TONTINE INSURANCE. A system of life insurance whereby the surplus funds of
the insurer are accumulated during a period called the “tontine period,” and then
distributed to such of the policy holders as then survive. See 38 Hun (N. Y.) 309.
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Comprehensive English-Hindi dictionary:
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policy of insurance, in which associated policy-holders agree to receive no
dividend, return premium etc. till end of fixed period called tontine period ^TO-^T
#TT I ...
Bholānātha Tivārī, Amaranātha Kapūra, Viśvaprakāśa Gupta, 1998
9
Facts And Fictions Of Life
That is, the policy holder is not represented as against the Company, in the
determining of what, if any surplus, his policy is or should be entitled to. "At the
end of the Tontine Period, if the person proposed for assurance be then living,
and the ...
10
Appendix to the Journals of the House of Representatives of ...
52. Mr. Allen.] Then he could have had no doubt that it was a life policy, and not a
policy payable on the expiry of the tontine period l—l do not see how he could
possibly have had any doubt. 53. Why was it necessary to put that indorsement ...
