The risks of life assurance : suggested by a history of the case of Geach v. Ingall, in which the Imperial life Assurance Company, by the verdicts of three different special juries, was defeated in an attempt to evade payment of a policy.

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1848
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The risks of life assurance : suggested by a history of the case of Geach v. Ingall, in which the Imperial life Assurance Company, by the verdicts of three different special juries, was defeated in an attempt to evade payment of a policy. Public Domain Mark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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London : Effingham Wilson, 1848.

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26 pages ; 22 cm

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Second edition.

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2 newspaper cuttings containing articles related to the case inserted.
Bound in volume lettered Medico-legal tracts, 3.

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