The Business Man's Legal Adviser, Vol. 4 of 6 (Classic Reprint)

§ 12. CONTRACT OF LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE I. How life insurance is effected. 2. How the premium is paid. 3. Who are the beneficiaries: 4.- What children, b.- Vba t relation, c.- When insurance may be paid to wido'l of insured, d.- 'Vhen policy is payable to legal representatives, who are meant, e.- Policy payable to an estate, f.- Policy payable to ~ife and children. 4. Beneficiary has a iL"{ed or vested in terest in the policy. S. Rule does not apply to certificates issued by mutual benefit associations. 6. Beneficiary may pledge his interest. 7. Insured nlay reserve the right to change the beneficiary. 8. Pa.yment of the premium. 9. Waiver of payment. 10. Forfeiture of policy.

Table of Contents

CONTENTS; CHAPTER PAGE; VIII (Cont'd) Modes of Entire Ownerslup (Crm'ld); lZ Contract of Life and Accident Insurance 709; IX Modes of Limited Ownership:; I Mortgage of Personal Property 730; 2 Pledge of Personal Property 747; 3 The Rights of Lienors 758; 4 Bailor and Bailee • 768; s- Trustees 790; X Corporations:; I Stockholders 8I4; 2 Kinds and Authority of Corporations 831; 3· Direcwrs and ~fanagers 853; 4- Wrongs of Corporations 873; S Dividends 887; 6 Beneficial Associations 896; XI Marriage:; I Vbat is a Valid ~!arriage; 2 The Husband's Guardi:lnship; 920; 929

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