Life Insurance Case in Sydney Supreme Court
In Sydney Supreme Court Chief Justice heard a case where John R. Strahorn sued A H Thompson for £100 damages over alleged misrepresentation about New York Life child policies. Strahorn says Thompson promised a refund with 3 percent interest under a child policy table, which the company allegedly did not provide. Thompson denied the alleged representations and any special table. The outcome remains to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Sydney
John R. Strahorn
Glen Isla
Tomingley
A. H. Thompson
New York Life Assurance Company
Reid
K.C
Mr. Delohery
A. J. Taylor
Apemore
Mr. Shand
Mr. Jam
Torringley
Peak Hill
New York Life Insurance Company
McKillop
Messrs Harrison, Jones & Devlin
Strahorn
Thompson
Albert H. Thorpson
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Lrowult
W. Roach & Co
Produce Merchants
Commission
Express
John Bakes
Mingelo & Caswell Sts
N.sw
Quinshine
H. V. McKay
Australia
America
Africa
Braybrook
Derris
Ballarat
Vic
Engine Street
W. S. Bundren
Caswell Street
Anthony Hordern and Sons
Parkes Hospital
Messrs. Mack and
Austin
Coradger
Sydney Zoo
N.8.w
Quambone
George Lorie
Pomeroy
Frederick Darley
Wee
Eden George
Clyde Engineering Works
Carcoar
Patrick M‘elhone
Dubbo
Molong District
Bogan Riverview Picnic Race Club
Oakvale
Maitland
South Grafton
Eventxc
Weech
Quilbone
Veech
The
Orange Hospital
Molong
L. Veech, Barrieter
General Booth
England
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