Truth in Life Insurance and the Contested Policy
A century old case held a life policy void for not disclosing a medical aspirin use. Modern courts honor in contestability rules two year limit, but extreme fraud voids remain. Cases show occasional liquor use not defeating a claim and fraud involving a healthy ringer failing to save the policy. An ABA and OSBA public service piece by Will Bernard.
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Contempt citations dismissed in Ohio court ruling
Lake County Juvenile Court Judge Avellone’s contempt of court citations against three county commissioners were dismissed by a three judge appeals panel. The court ruled Avellone could not sentence on contempt citations he issued himself and said he should have filed a mandamus action. Judge Hunsicker noted other remedies exist.
Barber shaves legs of Columbus women as novelty service
In Columbus Ohio barbers Wayne Bump and Dennis Ashbaugh advertise a “Legs Shaved” service in their shop. They describe heating towels and shaving with straight and safety razors for female customers in their 20s while noting the practice is a joke and not a fulltime business.
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Additional black lung funds allocated in Pennsylvania
Eight coal producing states were this week allocated an additional 350000 dollars for black lung disease programs by the Regional Planning Commission. The commission originally had allocated 1.3 million dollars for the programs, with Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania cited in the report.
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Regional Planning Commission
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