Marriage Benefit Insurance Law and Legal Definition
Marriage benefit insurance is a contract by which the insurer becomes bound to pay a stated sum of money to the beneficiary, if the beneficiary will remain unmarried for a certain time. The contract may be also for a sum of money the amount of which is proportioned to the length of time during which the beneficiary remains single. Such a contract will be held void by the courts, as being a wagering contract and as holding out an inducement for the postponement of marriage.
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