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urance too. Perhaps Robert Keeton states it
best:
“First, neither life insurance is a pure indemnity
contract,
second, that all forms of insurance bear the
marks of strong influence of the principle of
indemnity,
and third, that its influence is less extensive in
life insurance than in property insurance”.
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best:
“First, neither life insurance is a pure indemnity
contract,
second, that all forms of insurance bear the
marks of strong influence of the principle of
indemnity,
and third, that its influence is less extensive in
life insurance than in property insurance”.
47 Life31/life/life 08
