The Insurance Cyclopeadia: Being a Dictionary of the Definitions of Terms Used in Connexion with the Theory and Practice of Insurance in All Its Branches: a Biographical Summary ... a Bibliographical Repertory of All Works Written Upon the Subject ... an Historical Treasury of Events and Circumstances Connected with the Origin and Progress of Insurance ... |
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Page 11
... the members shall pay int . thereon at the rate of 5 p.c. p.a. The cost of
guarantee ( say the promoters ) cannot operate against the adoption of these p.c.
day of advantages , by reason of the amount COMMERCIAL CREDIT
INSURANCE . II.
... the members shall pay int . thereon at the rate of 5 p.c. p.a. The cost of
guarantee ( say the promoters ) cannot operate against the adoption of these p.c.
day of advantages , by reason of the amount COMMERCIAL CREDIT
INSURANCE . II.
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p.c. day of advantages , by reason of the amount of subs . paid or agreed to be
paid , for the risk which attends all commercial sales is a constant element in the
regulation of prices , and as every enhancement in the price of goods sold on ...
p.c. day of advantages , by reason of the amount of subs . paid or agreed to be
paid , for the risk which attends all commercial sales is a constant element in the
regulation of prices , and as every enhancement in the price of goods sold on ...
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It reduces ann . fluctuation itself to a species of regularity , and is perhaps a
sufficient reason for the slightness of the total fluctuations . The Reg . - Gen . , in
his 5th Rep . , pub . 1843 , says : One of the most remarkable points of the
previous ...
It reduces ann . fluctuation itself to a species of regularity , and is perhaps a
sufficient reason for the slightness of the total fluctuations . The Reg . - Gen . , in
his 5th Rep . , pub . 1843 , says : One of the most remarkable points of the
previous ...
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This is surely a sufficient reason why the bus . ought to be remodelled , and
placed on a sound and profitable basis . The interests of all classes demand this .
No bus . will be persisted in which does not pay . Besides in F. ins . such vast ...
This is surely a sufficient reason why the bus . ought to be remodelled , and
placed on a sound and profitable basis . The interests of all classes demand this .
No bus . will be persisted in which does not pay . Besides in F. ins . such vast ...
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The counsel who appeared for the trustee in bankruptcy admitted that the
application was one of entire novelty ; but they contended , nevertheless , that ,
under existing circumstances , it was perfectly reason . able . They pointed out
that by the ...
The counsel who appeared for the trustee in bankruptcy admitted that the
application was one of entire novelty ; but they contended , nevertheless , that ,
under existing circumstances , it was perfectly reason . able . They pointed out
that by the ...
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| Title | The Insurance Cyclopeadia: Being a Dictionary of the Definitions of Terms Used in Connexion with the Theory and Practice of Insurance in All Its Branches: a Biographical Summary ... a Bibliographical Repertory of All Works Written Upon the Subject ... an Historical Treasury of Events and ... Volume 2 of The Insurance Cyclopeadia: Being a Dictionary of the Definitions of Terms Used in Connexion with the Theory and Practice of Insurance in All Its Branches: a Biographical Summary ... a Bibliographical Repertory of All Works Written Upon the Subject ... an Historical Treasury of Events and Circumstances Connected with the Origin and Progress of Insurance, Cornelius Walford Volume 2 of The Insurance Cyclopáedia: Being a Dictionary of the Definition of Terms Used in Connexion with the Theory and Practice of Insurance in All Its Branches, Cornelius Walford |
| Author | Cornelius Walford |
| Publisher | C. and E. Layton, 1873 |
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