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Wright Vs. Union Central Life Ins. Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... praying that the proceeding be dismissed or, in the alternative, that an immediate sale be had, and alleging, inter alia, that the debtor's financial condition was beyond all reasonable hope of rehabilitation, that he had failed to comply with the order of the court requiring two-fifths of the crops to be delivered to the trustee, that he had made no offer of composition, and that he had failed to pay taxes and insurance and had made no payment on principal since 1925, and none on interest since 1930. ..... such hearing, fix the value of the property, in accordance with the evidence submitted, and the debtor shall then pay the value so arrived at into court, less payments made on the principal, for distribution to all secured and unsecured creditors, as their interests may appear, and thereupon the court shall, by an order, turn over full possession and title of said property, free and clear of encumbrances to the debtor: provided, that, upon request in writing by any ..... shall have ninety days to redeem any property sold at such sale, by paying the amount for which any such property was sold, together with 5 percentum per annum interest, into court, and he may apply for his discharge, as provided for by this act. ..... 282 to purchase at the sale and to receive credit for the indebtedness of the debtor in satisfaction of the purchase price and with the privilege of the debtor to redeem within ninety days upon payment of the sales price and interest thereon, as provided by 75(s)(3) of .....

Shepherd Vs. Pepper

Court : US Supreme Court

..... it, then any surplus of such proceeds should be paid over to pepper on account of his debt and interest, and that the balance of rents remaining in the receiver's hands, after deducting the payments to be made out of such rents as specified in the decree and after paying interest to pepper on the sums advanced by him for taxes and insurance premiums, should be paid by the receiver to pepper on account of any balance of principal and interest, as decreed, that should remain due after applying the proceeds of lot 3, as directed by the ..... it avers that pepper owns and holds the promissory note for $35,000 and the one for $10,000; that they are both overdue; that a large amount of interest is due upon them; that pepper has advanced moneys on account of taxes and insurance on the premises covered by the three deeds of trust, which moneys are secured by the two deeds of trust in his favor; that mrs. ..... seven semiannual installments of interest due by him on the principal sum of $10,000, with interest on them at the rate of six percent per annum until paid, namely, upon seven sums of $450 each, one from march 22, 1877, one from september 22, 1877, one from march 22, 1878, one from september 22, 1878, one from march 22, 1879, one from september 22, 1879, and one from march 22, 1880, and also the taxed costs of the suit, lot 3 in shepherd's subdivision .....

Windett Vs. Union Mut. Life Ins. Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... of ten percent per annum from the date of payment, all which advances shall be secured by this trust," to pay the principal and interest ..... the premises were "free and clear of all liens and encumbrances" and that the mortgagor would "in due season pay all taxes and assessments on said premises, and exhibit once a year receipts of the proper persons to said party of the second part, showing payment thereof," and a power to sell on any breach of condition, and out of the proceeds, after paying all expenses, "including all moneys advanced for taxes, insurance, or other liens and assessments, with the interest thereon at the rate ..... of the note to the mortgagee and any surplus to the mortgagor. .....

Vikram Cotton Mills Ltd. Vs. Industrial Finance Corporation of India a ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : [1968]38CompCas458(All)

..... the corporation to pay any such rents, rates, taxes and assessments and to insure and keep insured the mortgaged premises.....and the lessee shall on demand pay to the corporation all rents, rates, taxes and assessments and insurance premia with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent, per annum from the date of payment by the corporation to the date ..... liability of the fibres could not have been ascertained at any point of time since the corporation might have had to realise sums from the company in the shape of rents, rates, taxes, assessments and insurance premia with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent, per annum, apart from the interest at the aforesaid rate on the unpaid half-yearly instalments of lease rent. ..... until all dues of the coporation now existing or accruing due hereinafter including the future interest on the balance of principal sum due from time to time are paid in full provided however that in the event of it taking more than ten years to liquidate the amount due to the corporation, the terms of ..... the principal duty of the receiver, according to the order under appeal is to,'permit the fibres, their duly authorised agents and workers to enter upon the mill premises and to dismantle and remove the machineries and spare parts to which they are entitled under their lease deed and the agreement with the company, and he shall likewise permit the company, its duly authorised agents and workers to remove the machineries and spare parts which ..... principal and .....

Hansbrough Vs. Peck

Court : US Supreme Court

..... same, but would pay certain taxes, assessments, and charges, and interest then accrued, the whole amounting to ten thousand dollars, within sixty days from the first day of december, 1859, he would thereafter so accommodate and indulge them that they could carry on said contract, and to this end he would, until there should be a revival of trade and business in chicago, take the net income from the property over and above taxes and insurance in lieu of interest on the purchase money until such ..... 1860, paid said taxes, assessments, and other charges and accrued interest, the whole amounting to ten thousand dollars as aforesaid, in compliance with his said proposition, and thereafter were ready and willing and, from time to time offered to pay the vendor the net income from the premises after deducting the taxes and insurance as aforesaid; but he declined to abide by his said proposition, and thereafter continued to enforce the said contract of january 29, 1857, and all its provisions, with the most exacting ..... it will be seen from the facts in this case that the plaintiffs were in default on account of the nonpayment of the interest for more than a year, and also that the principal fell due a few days after the filing of the bill in chancery in the state court on account of this default in the payments. .....

Connecticut Mut. Life Ins. Co. Vs. Scammon

Court : US Supreme Court

..... that there is due at its date, from scammon to the plaintiff, on the bond and mortgage, $20,000 of principal and $13,093.32 of interest, as reported, and $1,404.44 for interest since the date of the report, and $3,275.42 for moneys paid for taxes and to redeem from tax sales, and $490.73 for interest thereon, as reported, and $287.51 for interest since the date of the report, being in all $38,551.42; that that sum is a valid and first lien on the estate of scammon, for his life, in the north two ..... the money lent on the mortgage, scammon erected a building on the north two-thirds of the lot, and thereafter collected for his own use the rents from it and paid the interest on the mortgage and the taxes and the fire insurance premiums. ..... father, with the money loaned, had erected a building on the part of the lot allotted to the daughters, and he thereafter collected for his own use the rents, and paid the interest do the mortgage, and the taxes, and the fire insurance premiums. ..... said party of the second part, its successors or assigns, shall hold each and all such policies of insurance so received, by assignment or otherwise, as collateral and additional security for said principal sum of money and interest, and shall have the right to collect and receive any and all money and sums of money that may at any time become collectible or receivable upon each, all, and every of such policies of insurance, and apply the same, when received, in the same manner, as far as possible, as is .....

Fidelity Mut. Life Ass'n Vs. Mettler

Court : US Supreme Court

..... " article 3092 was taken from an act of april 3, 1889, entitled "an act to provide for the admission from other states of companies or associations carrying on the business of life or casualty insurance on the assessment or natural premium plan," and certain conditions were affixed to their right to do business in the state, which should not apply to mutual benefit organizations doing business through lodges or councils. ..... if, in any case, they do not, within a specified time, pay the amount demanded of them, no matter what may be the reason for its refusal to pay, and if they do not succeed in their defense, they must pay not only the principal sum, with ordinary interest, but, in addition, twelve percent damages on the amount of the principal, and all reasonable attorneys' fees for the prosecution and collection of the loss. ..... laws of texas, or which are organized under the laws of any other state, which have no capital stock, and whose relief funds are created and sustained by assessments made upon the members of said associations in accordance with their several bylaws and regulations," but an annual statement under oath to the department of insurance was required, and the article concluded: "and should any such benevolent organization refuse or neglect to make an annual report as above required, it shall be deemed .....

Bowers Vs. Lawyers Mortgage Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... by every such policy or certificate, the purchaser appointed respondent his agent to collect the principal and interest, and the latter agreed to keep the title guaranteed and the premises insured against fire, and to require the owner to pay taxes, assessments, water rates, and fire insurance premiums. ..... the borrower, having executed and delivered a bond and mortgage to respondent, received from it the amount specified therein less charges for title insurance, survey, disbursements, and recording tax, and less a lending fee which included the charge for appraisal. ..... in the tax years, it carried on business as follows: upon receiving an application for a loan, it caused an appraisal of the proposed real estate security to be made and procured a title insurance company to survey the property, make a report as to title and insure the same. ..... a statement showing respondent's lending fees, extension fees, interest and premiums follows: year lending fees extension fees interest premiums [ footnote 5 ] 1922 $655,283.70 $214,303.56 $372,795.12 $619,986.38 1923 990,855.37 73,745.71 426,842.31 750,803.21 while name, charter powers, and subjection to state insurance laws have significance as to the business which a corporation is authorized and intends to carry on, the character of the business actually done in the tax years determines whether it was taxable ..... guaranties of payment of interest and principal of mortgage loans held contracts of insurance. p. .....

Sanders Vs. Armour Fertilizer Works

Court : US Supreme Court

..... upon which there was due at that time, including principal, interest and attorney's fees, the sum of $7,589.81. ..... its custody or possession money or property of the value of $500 or more, or has issued a bond or a policy of insurance or certificate of membership providing for the payment of $500 or more to the obligee or obligees in such bond or as insurance, indemnity, or benefits to a beneficiary, beneficiaries, or the heirs, next of kin, legal representatives, or assignee of the person insured or member; that two or more adverse claimants, citizens of different states, are claiming to be entitled to such money or property or ..... suits in equity begun by bills of interpleader duly verified, filed by any casualty company, surety company, insurance company or association or fraternal or beneficial society, and averring that one or more persons who are bona fide claimants against such company, association, or society resides or reside within the territorial jurisdiction of said court; that ..... the penalty of such bond, or to such insurance, indemnity, or benefits; that such company, association, or society has deposited such money or .....

Louisville Joint Stock Land Bank Vs. Radford

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 578 annual taxes and insurance premium amount to $105, and admitted that administration charges said to amount to $22.75 must be paid from the rental ..... the present value calculated on a 6 percent basis, of all deferred payments (principal and interest) would be only 76.6 percent of the appraised value. ..... [ footnote 4 ] that act empowered the federal land banks and the land bank commissioner to lend farmers 75 percent of the normal value of their land at 4 1/2 percent interest for the first five years and 5 percent thereafter; no repayment of principal to be required for five years. ..... the aggregate payments of principal and interest prescribed would in no year before the end of the sixth be as much page 295 u. s ..... prescribed payment at the end of the sixth year is 85 percent of the principal, and as interest one percent of 85 percent of the principal. ..... prescribed payment for the fifth year is 5 percent on account of principal, and as interest, one percent on 90 percent of the principal. ..... prescribed payment for the fourth year is 5 percent on account of the principal, and as interest, one percent on 95 percent of the principal. ..... prescribed payment for the third year is 2 1/2 percent of the principal and as interest one percent on 97 1/2 percent of the principal. ..... 1932 and 1933, they made default in their promise to pay the installments of interest and principal. ..... prescribed payment for the second year is 3 1/2 percent thereof (one percent for interest, 2 1/2 percent on account of principal). .....