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> I'd be interested to know what the justification was in that case. I should have pointed out that this was back in the mid-1950s when regulations were proba
by alexpotato 7y ago
> I'd be interested to know what the justification was in that case.
I should have pointed out that this was back in the mid-1950s when regulations were probably a lot more lax than they are today.
- SilasX 7y agoHm, I think the "insurable interest" check is more of a standard practice to protect against being exploited by criminals and less of an "oh man, we'd love to do that but for those pesky regulations". Still, if I had to guess, I'd say it's that they don't look too closely if it's a close-enough family member that has a job.