he killed him. Nowadays can anboydy be convicted of murder without any physical evidence whatsoever, just simply based on eye witness testimony? It sounds a bit far fetched. Actually, they might take that question because I don't think they've dealt yet with the issue of testimony and what is considered plausible or implausible. On the show, Mulder tried to convince the court that there were aliens on Earth preparing an invasion. Would they allow his testimony in open court or would they stop proceedings and have a doctor give Mulder a psychiatric review? It may seem like common sense that an accused would have the constitutional right to present a defense but there's the issue of wasting the court's time, that plus the fact that admitting such evidence into court may set a precedence. I don't think they even allow lie detector results in court.

by Devomort 07:14:08 AM 2013.10.24

There must be an insurable interest in order for the insurance contract to be legal. An insurable interest is usually defined as an exposure to direct financial loss. Thus, if Uncle Pete rents an apart�ment, Quotes Chimp cannot take out insurance on the apartment complex itself because he has no personal financial interest to protect in it. He can, however, insure the contents of his apartment through renter's insurance.

by Janae 02:48:08 AM 2014.03.07

Well, person B that has the life iucrnanse better change the beneficiary designation if person A was the beneficiary and is now dead.Coverage can be continued. All the iucrnanse company wants is the premiums paid.Person C can certainly pay the premiums. But before I paid premiums on someone else's iucrnanse policy I'd want to make sure I was the beneficiary of person B dies. I wouldn't want to pay premiums on person B's life iucrnanse to find out person B dies and left the iucrnanse money to the cat.

by Pedro 09:48:54 AM 2015.10.29