ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
Questions will not be answered unless accomoanied by the namd and address of correspondents.
“B. M.,” North Otago—lt will be necessary for you to consult a solicitor in order to ascertain your legal obligations with respect to the unpaid share money. “ Policy,” Oamaru—The compulsory war damage insurance premium is payable on any fire insurance policy falling due on or after March 1, 1942. The rate is 5 per cent, per £IOO. “ Inquirer,” Seacliff.—Your daughter can apply to the Social Security Department for an emergency benefit, but no grant will be made unless it can be shown that extreme hardship exists. " Inquirer.”—lf a husband dies intestate one-third of any property he possesses goes to his widow and two-thirds to his children. If there are no children, other rules apply for the division of the property, if any. “ Canongate.”—A cable message published in the Dally Times on January 13. 1941, announced that a new RussoGerman pact had been signed, providing, among other things, for an extension of the trade agreement between Russia and Germany. The agreement was signed by M. Molotov, on behalf of Russia, but the text of his speech was not given.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25069, 10 November 1942, Page 2
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