By May 1928, the insurance company made available $4000 for the maintenance of Lorraine; the ruling in the case was reached in November 1928, when the court found that the policies could not be collected on because they had been issued fraudulently.
In November 1928 a ruling in the case was reached, with the court finding that the policies could not be collected on because they had been issued fraudulently. By May 1928, the insurance company made available $4,000 for the maintenance of Lorraine.
By May 1928, the insurance company made available $4,000 for the maintenance of Lorraine. In November 1928 a ruling in the case was reached, with the court finding that the policies could not be collected on because they had been issued fraudulently.
By May 1928, the insurance company made available $4,000 for the maintenance of Lorraine. In November 1928 a ruling in the case was reached, with the court finding that the policies could not be collected on because they had been issued fraudulently.