Life Assurance Companies (Payment Into Court) Act 1896
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2 Interpretation.
In this Act— The expression “life assurance company” means any corporation, company, or society carrying on the business of life assurance, not being a society registered under the Acts relating to friendly societies; The expression “life policy” includes any policy not foreign to the business of life assurance.
2 Interpretation.
In this Act— The expression “life assurance company” means any corporation, company, or society carrying on the business of life assurance, not being a society registered under the Acts relating to friendly societies; The expression “life policy” includes any policy not foreign to the business of life assurance.
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