Albert Arbitration. Lord Cairn's Decisions
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If it could be brought home to Mr. Clarke that he had assented to that bonus, and received it, or agreed or allowed it to be added to his policy without observation, the case might have been brought nearer some of those that have been decided.
Here it is that Mr. Clarke's evidence may fairly be referred to.
It appears from the course of business, that the bonus circular would be sent, and it was sent, to Mr. Grimes as the local agent, to be handed to the different policy-holders at Nevrport. No...w, what Mr. Clarke says in his affidavit is this : I remember that in the year 1863 1 was informed by Mr. Samuel Cooper Grimes, who had formerly acted as agent for the Medical, and who was at that time acting as agent for the Albert, that a bonus had been declared upon my two policies by the Albert, and that he had some papers with respect to such bonus for me at his office ; and that I then told him as such agent that he need not trouble himself about any such papers, as I had nothing to do with the Albert, and that I would not accept any such papers from the Albert, as I did not recognise them in any way ; and, as I had told him before, I then again informed him that I was not satisfied with the transfer of my policies from the Medical to the Albert, and that I had not recognised such transfer, and that I still held and would continue toehold the Medical liable upon the policies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If it could be brought home to Mr. Clarke that he had assented to that bonus, and received it, or agreed or allowed it to be added to his policy without observation, the case might have been brought nearer some of those that have been decided.
Here it is that Mr. Clarke's evidence may fairly be referred to.
It appears from the course of business, that the bonus circular would be sent, and it was sent, to Mr. Grimes as the local agent, to be handed to the different policy-holders at Nevrport. No...w, what Mr. Clarke says in his affidavit is this : I remember that in the year 1863 1 was informed by Mr. Samuel Cooper Grimes, who had formerly acted as agent for the Medical, and who was at that time acting as agent for the Albert, that a bonus had been declared upon my two policies by the Albert, and that he had some papers with respect to such bonus for me at his office ; and that I then told him as such agent that he need not trouble himself about any such papers, as I had nothing to do with the Albert, and that I would not accept any such papers from the Albert, as I did not recognise them in any way ; and, as I had told him before, I then again informed him that I was not satisfied with the transfer of my policies from the Medical to the Albert, and that I had not recognised such transfer, and that I still held and would continue toehold the Medical liable upon the policies.
What to read after Albert Arbitration. Lord Cairn's Decisions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reilly, Francis Savage, Sir, 1825-1883, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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