National Insurance
National Insurance
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Daughl ind-daughter, -daughter, brother, half-brother, half-sister, whether the relationship is legitimate or il- NATION \l INSI R VN( I 17 It in ■ the I I I...
I in th\ P in tht" t h« • i ouni ■ th •n and on sanatorium l- . \ \TIM\AL INSURANT 1 203 dependants in the course of the year in 1 n \) amount available fr defraying the expenses ol ommittee on sanatorium benefit.
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18- (1) Where the mother of the child is her self an insured person, and is not the wife or, in the n ^u'. Nii't y • ■I a... posthumous child, the widow of an insured person, maternity benefit shall be treated as, 1 benefit tor her and shall he administered in cash or otherwise by the approved society of which she is . 1 member, or. It" she is not a member of any society, h\ the Insurance 1 >mmittee ; in any other ca e the benefit shall he treated as a benefit tor her husband and shall he administered in cash or otherwise by the apj ich he is a member, or, it' he is not a member l any such '\.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Daughl ind-daughter, -daughter, brother, half-brother, half-sister, whether the relationship is legitimate or il- NATION \l INSI R VN( I 17 It in ■ the I I I...
I in th\ P in tht" t h« • i ouni ■ th •n and on sanatorium l- . \ \TIM\AL INSURANT 1 203 dependants in the course of the year in 1 n \) amount available fr defraying the expenses ol ommittee on sanatorium benefit.
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18- (1) Where the mother of the child is her self an insured person, and is not the wife or, in the n ^u'. Nii't y • ■I a... posthumous child, the widow of an insured person, maternity benefit shall be treated as, 1 benefit tor her and shall he administered in cash or otherwise by the approved society of which she is . 1 member, or. It" she is not a member of any society, h\ the Insurance 1 >mmittee ; in any other ca e the benefit shall he treated as a benefit tor her husband and shall he administered in cash or otherwise by the apj ich he is a member, or, it' he is not a member l any such '\.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A S Comyns Arthur Strettell Comyns Carr to read onlineMoreLess
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