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by Martin P. Cornelius (Author)
"Third Party Insurance" (1920) provides a detailed examination of insurance against liability imposed by law. The book focuses on instances where an individual, firm, or corporation becomes liable for injuries to persons or property sustained by a third party due to a specified activity of the insured. It covers the legal and practical aspects of such insurance, offering insights into the nature of liabilities and the protections afforded by third-party insurance policies.
This historical legal text offers valuable perspectives on the development of insurance law and liability concepts, relevant to legal scholars, insurance professionals, and those interested in the historical context of legal and business practices.
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