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INSURED

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contracts. The person who procures an insurance on his property. 2. It is the duty of the insured to pay the premium, and to represent fully and fairly all the circumstances relating to the subject-matter of the insurance, which may influence the determination of the underwriters in undertaking the risk, or estimating the premium. A concealment of such facts amounts to a fraud, … [Read more...]

INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE

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When there is not enough competent evidence that would reasonably afford a plaintiff or prosecutor with the ability to win their case and, as such, a court will find that continuing the case would result inevitably in dismissal. Not enough evidence to prove the plaintiff's or prosecutor's case. … [Read more...]

INSUFFICIENT FUNDS

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When one draws on an account for an amount that is greater than the balance in the account. A check that is drawn with insufficient funds is known as an NSF check. … [Read more...]

INSULA

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Lat. An island; a house not connected with other houses, but separated by a surrounding space of ground. Calvin. … [Read more...]

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