The interval from 1919 to 1939 also introduced significant progress in automobile manufacturing in Europe, although on a considerably smaller scale than within the United States. (videobaza.net)
19351
The Privy Council clarified and cemented most basic principles of negligence law in London Guarantee & Accident Co v Northwestern Utilities Ltd (1935), [1936] AC 108, [1935] 3 WWR 446 (PC). (lesaonline.org)
19321
He played professional baseball for 19 years between 1913 and 1932, including 17 seasons in Major League Baseball with the Detroit Tigers (1914, 1916-1929) and Cincinnati Reds (1930, 1932). (cloudfront.net)
Auto accidents1
Some proposals include compulsory liability insurance, the establishment of a state fund for those injured in auto accidents, and refusing to register a motorists who has outstanding judgements against them, or who has been responsible for any traffic fatality. (bomr.ca)
Invasion1
As result of the Munich Agreement (1938) and Hitler's invasion of Czechoslovakia in March 1939, Slovakia's political leaders declared Slovakia independent. (everyculture.com)
Annuity3
Incorporated on Aug. 9, United Benefit Life Insurance Company provides life insurance, pension and annuity products for groups and individuals. (mutualofomaha.com)
Less than a month before her death in 1936, decedent, at the age of 80 executed two contracts with the Connecticut General Life Insurance Co. One was an annuity contract in standard form entitling decedent to annual payments of $589.80 as long as she lived. (findlaw.com)
The 'insurance' policy would not have been issued without the annuity contract, but in all formal respects the two were treated as distinct transactions. (findlaw.com)
3,0002
He raised an additional $3,000 from investors and founded Mutual Accident Company the same year. (wikipedia.org)
Mutual Benefit consolidates with Omaha Health & Accident Association, assuming more than 3,000 policy owners through the agreement. (mutualofomaha.com)
Compulsory1
The modern welfare state is often seen as originating in Imperial Germany in the 1880s, when the Iron Chancellor, Prince Otto von Bismarck, established compulsory accident, sickness, and old-age insurance for workers. (independent.org)
World Wa1
Except for a short period of independence during World War II (1939-1945), Slovakia remained part of that multi-national state until 1993. (everyculture.com)
Back3
Colonial Life's history traces back to 1929 when company founder Edwin Averyt was working as a bond salesman and met with a former University of Alabama classmate who was successful at selling individual accident insurance policies. (wikipedia.org)
In the late nineteenth century, no aspiring American social scientist regarded his education as complete without a sojourn in a German university, and the impressionable young men brought back to the United States a favorable view of Bismarckian social policies absorbed from the teachings of Deutschland s state-worshipping professoriate. (independent.org)
Back in 1929, you could buy a secondhand model T Ford for thirty dollars, and with one driving lesson start out practicing all alone by yourself on the back streets. (catholicworker.org)
Years2
This program began approximately ten years (1939) after the beginning of Blue Cross as a "Physician's Service Plan" and also grew rapidly. (flaurological.org)
For years, successive French governments have chosen a policy of "willful blindness": they simply behave as if they do not see what is going on. (gatestoneinstitute.org)
Claims1
The gas company had insufficient insurance or funds to pay the claims, so it litigated all the way to London before it earned enough money to pay the claims. (lesaonline.org)
Year1
Mutual Benefit is licensed to sell insurance in 15 states and its premiums went over a million dollars - $1,296,482 - for the year. (mutualofomaha.com)
Significant1
By the early twentieth century, the Magyarization policy had enjoyed significant success in Upper Hungary. (everyculture.com)
19181
2 The committee report accompanying the Revenue Act of 1918 merely noted that the provision taxing insurance receivable by the executor clarified existing law, and that the provision taxing insurance in excess of $40,000 receivable by specific beneficiaries was inserted to prevent tax evasion. (findlaw.com)
Provision2
That the employee group existed for purposes other than the provision of insurance (that is, to produce a product or service) was an important although not sufficient condition for dealing with biased risk selection and some of the other problems described in Chapter 1 and discussed further in Chapter 5 . (nih.gov)
Treasury Regulations, interpreting the original provision, stated simply: 'The term 'insurance' refers to life insurance of every description, including death benefits paid by fraternal beneficial societies, operating under the lodge system. (findlaw.com)
Early1
The Great Depression -a period of extreme economic slowdown that began in the United States in 1929 and spread to Europe in the early 1930s-only compounded problems. (encyclopedia.com)
Company3
Colonial Life & Accident Insurance Company is an American insurance company based in Columbia, South Carolina. (wikipedia.org)
Mutual Accident Company was converted to a stockholder company in 1939 and was later renamed as Colonial Life & Accident Insurance Company. (wikipedia.org)
These policies accounted for half of all new policies issued by the company by 1990. (wikipedia.org)
Germany3
By March 1939 Germany claimed the rest of Czechoslovakia. (encyclopedia.com)
In September 1939 Germany had invaded Poland. (encyclopedia.com)
In August 1939 Germany and the Soviet Union signed the Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact, an agreement that the two countries would not fight each other. (encyclopedia.com)
Summary1
28A.58.031 School closures - Policy of citizen involvement required - Summary of effects - Hearings - Notice. (wa.gov)
Hospital2
In response to the Great Depression, Mutual Benefit offers its first hospital insurance to protect families. (mutualofomaha.com)
The European industry was transferring in the identical instructions because the American trade, towards a mass market for motor automobiles, nevertheless it made slower progress for a variety of causes: decrease residing requirements with much less buying power, smaller nationwide markets, and extra restrictions in tax and tariff insurance policies. (videobaza.net)
Three companiesâ€" Austin , Morris, and Singerâ€"controlled 75 % of the British market in 1929. (videobaza.net)
According to a Bloomberg report, the cost of family health coverage in the U.S. now tops $20,000 based on an annual survey of employers, a record high that has pushed an increasing number of American workers into plans that cover less or cost more, or force them out of the insurance market entirely. (insuranceguidelocal.com)
State2
Moreover, even if appellant prevails before the Commission on nonfederal grounds, the State Supreme Court's unreviewed decision might seriously erode federal nuclear production policy by sanctioning direct state regulation of nonradiological hazards at the only facility producing nuclear fuel for the Navy, and has important implications for the regulation of federally owned nuclear production facilities in other States. (justia.com)
Now it is compelled to retreat, relinquishing the old Keynesian policies of state intervention and managed capitalism. (marxist.com)
They have belatedly understood what the Marxists pointed out decades ago - that, on a capitalist basis, the policy of deficit financing would eventually lead to an explosion of inflation. (marxist.com)
Plans1
The fundamental element of the "Blues" was that they were "service type" insurance plans. (flaurological.org)
Traffic1
Today, a simple traffic accident involving the police can lead to nights of destruction and looting. (gatestoneinstitute.org)
Private2
British automotive manufacturing rose from 73,000 in 1922 (each private and industrial vehicles) to 239,000 in 1929, whereas the variety of producers declined from 90 to forty one. (videobaza.net)
Insuring medical care expenses is difficult for several reasons, and making private insurance workable for large numbers of workers and their families has taken considerable creativity, leadership, and some luck. (nih.gov)
School1
It began in 1929 in Dallas, Texas, with a group of school teachers, who found that they could not afford the medical care sometimes needed but did not want to ask for "charity. (flaurological.org)
Blue Cross was the first of the "Blues" to be started as an insurance plan with a service type prepaid in full arrangement. (flaurological.org)
Benefits1
The current U.S. system of voluntary employment-based health benefits is not the consequence of an overarching and deliberate plan or policy. (nih.gov)
Health2
Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Association becomes authorized to issue health and accident insurance in Nebraska. (mutualofomaha.com)
By indemnity, one identifies an insurance contract which provides a fixed compensation for damage, loss, or hurt, regardless of the economic circumstances of the insured. (flaurological.org)
And today, young people are those particularly feeling the economic pinch, with disposable incomes stagnant and car insurance for young people at an all time high. (poponomics.net)
Contract2
The other contract was called a 'Single Premium Life Policy-Non Participating' and provided for a payment of $25,000 to decedent's daughter, respondent Le Gierse, at decedent's death. (findlaw.com)
Upon decedent's death, the face value of the 'insurance' contract became payable to respondent Le Gierse, the beneficiary. (findlaw.com)
Include1
The Commissioner notified respondents Bankers Trust Co. and Le Gierse, as executors of decedent's estate, that he proposed to include the proceeds of this policy in the gross estate and to assess a deficiency. (findlaw.com)
Effects1
The fact that, in enacting § 290, Congress rejected a proposal that would have authorized States to apply their safety and insurance laws directly to federal projects does not preclude, and is in fact consistent with, the allowance of additional award provisions' incidental regulatory effects, which are significantly less intrusive than direct regulation on the operation of federal projects. (justia.com)
Paid1
The Blue Cross Association was born with marked growth in interest in the concept of paid in full care for a preset insurance fee. (flaurological.org)
Basic1
Thus the basic question is whether the amounts received here are amounts 'receivable as insurance' within the meaning of 302(g). (findlaw.com)