Deutsche Bank of National Trust Company v. Sato

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• holding that the insurer’s acceptance of the stated account value of a life insurance policy as payment in full of a single premium due on a replacement policy supported the conclusion that the entire cash value of the exchanged policy should be determined without regard to surrender charges
• holding that the insurer’s acceptance of the stated account value of a life insurance policy as payment in full of a single premium due on a replacement policy supported the conclusion that the entire cash value of the exchanged policy should be determined without regard to surrender charges
• construing pre-2005 regulations under section 402(a) as requiring that the “entire cash value” of life insurance policies be determined without regard to surrender charges
• construing pre-2005 regulations under section 402(a) as requiring that the \entire cash value\ of life insurance policies be determined without regard to surrender charges
• construing pre-2005 regulations under section 402(a) as requiring that the “entire cash value” of life insurance policies be determined without regard to surrender charges
• “As a general rule, this Court will not consider issues first asserted on brief. When issues are presented in the reply brief only, there is even stronger reason to disregard them.” (citation omitted)

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