The Archive · 1923

The Contract of Insurance

The policy, which seems to be quite an ordinary one, is on a printed form with certain typewritten additions. On the face of it, next to the min clause of the contract, is a typewritten clause as to the place where the books may be kept: on the back are nine heads of material covered with an amount against each totalling in all the G. Y..137,000.for which the policy was issued; and then follow the printed conditions under which the policy was issued. Mr. Wing, for the appellant, suggests' that this really means that there are nine

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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