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SECTION PAGE
(iii) After Failure of a Condition (With Special Attention
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to the Legal Consequences of Waiver) |
168 |
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The Effect of a Non-Waiver Clause |
183 |
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Expiration of Contestable Period |
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What is a Contest? |
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Effect of Death of Insured During Contestable Period |
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Defenses Barred after the Expiration of the Period |
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Supervening Impossibility of the Performance of a Condition 224 | ||
CHAPTER 3
RIGHTS AND POWERS OF THE BENEFICIARY, THE INSURED, AND THE ASSIGNEE PRIOR
TO THE MATURITY OF THE POLICY
1. Insurable Interest as a Condition Precedent to the Rights and Powers of
the Beneficiary ° ° 235
Where Insured is the Moving Party 235
Where the Beneficiary is the Moving Party 240
Stranger to Insured as Beneficiary 240
Relative of Insured as Beneficiary 272
In General 272
Husband or Wife 274
Brother or Sister 276
Parent or Child .. 280
Other Relatives °- 288
Creditor of Insured as Beneficiary 290
Business Associate of Insured as Beneficiary 304
2. Nature and Extent of Interests Created 312
(a) In General ................................... 312
The Reserve—Surrender Value—Policy Loans 312
Options Available Upon Lapse 320
Dividends ............ 325
Reinstatement 327
(b) Under a Policy not Expressly Reserving in the Insured the Power
to Change the Beneficiary 329
(c) Under a Policy Payable to Insured's Estate or Expressly Reserving
a Power to Change the Beneficiary 347
(1) Power to Change Beneficiary 347
Where the Beneficiary is a Donee 347
Where the Beneficiary Gives Consideration 357
(2) Power of Assignment 361
Where the Policy is Payable to the Insured, His Estate
or Representatives 361
Where the Policy is Payable to a Designated Beneficiary 368
(3) Power to Surrender the Policy 377
(4) Rights Upon Repudiation 380
(5) Power of Rescission ° ---- ............. 385
(6) Descent 385
(7) Power to Will ...................... 393
(1) (2)
(3) (4)
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