The Guardian Assurance Company's Act, 1850. (Cap. xxv.) An Act for better enabling the Guardian Fire and Life Assurance Company to sue and be sued, and to alter certain Provisions of their Deed of Settlement, and to give further Powers to the Company.
WHEREAS in the Year One thousand eight hundred and twenty-one a Number of Persons formed themselves into a Society or Partnership under the Name of "The Guardian Fire and Life Assurance Company" for the Purpose of effecting Insurances against Loss by Fire, and for effecting Assurances on the Life or Lives of any Person or Persons whomsoever, and on Survivorships and all other Events connected with Life, and of granting and purchasing Annuities either for Lives or on Survivorships or otherwise...