Legal Opinion · Concurrence

Attorney-General v. North America Life Insurance

New York Supreme Court

Decided October 15, 1878Published

Dissolution of life insurance company. The North America Bife Insurance Company was organized under chapter 463 of the Laws of 1853,- and it also transacted business as a registered policy company under chapter 902 of the Laws of 1869. At a special term of the supreme court, held in the city of Schenectady, by Mr. Justice Bandon, on March 8, 1877, on the motion of the attorney-general of the State, after due notice to the company, such corporation was restrained from the…

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Dissolution of life insurance company. The North America Bife Insurance Company was organized under chapter 463 of the Laws of 1853,- and it also transacted business as a registered policy company under chapter 902 of the Laws of 1869. At a special term of the supreme court, held in the city of Schenectady, by Mr. Justice Bandon, on March 8, 1877, on the motion of the attorney-general of the State, after due notice to the company, such corporation was restrained from the further prosecution of its business, and Henry B,. Pierson appointed the receiver thereof. After this appointment, the…

1ConcurrenceAndrews, J.

By the order of the special term of April 24, 1877, liberty was given to Barnes & Hanover to appear in behalf of Violetta A. Bedell, a policyholder in the North America Life Insurance Company, and any persons similarly situated, in all motions and proceedings herein, and the order provided that notices of all motions and proceedings in court on the part of the attorney-general, or of the receiver of the corporation, be made upon said firm. Prior to the making of this order, and on March 8, 1877, a receiver of the company had been appointed upon the application of the attorney-general,…

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