Kentucky court weighs dividend additions in life policy case
The Kentucky Court of Appeals upholds part of a Campbell County ruling in United States Life Insurance Co. of New York v Harry Spinks. It defines dividend additions as the New York surplus share and says a defaulting policy holder’s share is based on the policy’s contribution to surplus using the American Experience Mortality Table with 2 percent interest. The case involves a $25,000 death benefit and may go to the U S Supreme Court.
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Kentucky Court of Appeals
Campbell
United States Life Insurance Co
New York
Harry Spinks
United ‘Biatex Supreme Court
Kentucky Officers Resign Ranks to Join Active Regiment
Resigning as colonel on Governor Beckham's staff, Mott Ayres will accept a commission in the Kentucky Infantry with duties assigned at Frankfort. He left the post of paymaster general in the state guard, preferring active service over an honorary title. The move comes amid other Kentucky notices of mills, mines, and politics.
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Mott Ayres
Kentucky Infantry
Frankfort
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Kentucky
Louisville attorney dies from septic poisoning after long dispute
Forty years ago Louisville native William T. Buren, a noted royal attorney and railroad contractor, died of septic poisoning. He sued Hooper for 6000 dollars, but the case dragged for decades until Hooper, now wealthy, could meet the debt. A Saturday hand down was anticipated, with James Keeley offering 500 dollars for Paul Stensland’s arrest.
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William T. Buren
Mr. Burch
Meade County
Ghooper
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Cole
Dea
James Keeley
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Paul Stensland
Farm Listings Offer Wide Range Near Springfield
A long list of Springfield area farms and properties for sale covers 47 acre to 703 acre parcels. Listings detail distances from Springfield, water access, tobacco land, timber, outbuildings, dwellings, barns, stables, churches, schools, rail access, and prices from per acre to fixed sums. Many properties include multiple structures, timber and tobacco potential, with several near town streets and pike routes.
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Doo
Bath
Town
Good Pike
Maud
Etcs
Price
Pike
Spring
Nelson County
Stoner Pike
Bardstown
Bloomfield
Washington County
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