a Estimated proportion of expenses chargeable to fire business, $. Estimated proportion of expenses chargeable to marine and inland business, $..... STATEMENT OF PERPETUAL BUSINESS FOR TEN YEARS, 1870 TO 1879, INCLUSIVE. (Companies not doing perpetual business for the entire ten years will give figures for the years they did write such risks.) December 31, 1869. Number of perpetual policies in force. Amount of perpetual risks in force. Amount of premium deposits thereon. Net amount of interest premiums, being 6 per cent of the premium deposits. Amount of unpaid losses (perpetual). December 31, 1879. Number of perpetual policies in force. Amount of premium deposits thereon. Net amount of interest premiums, being 6 per cent of the premium deposits. Amount of unpaid losses (perpetual). What are the particular advantages to both insurer and insured derived from this mode of insuring? |