PER CURIAM.
Franklin D. Littlejohn and Essie D. Littlejohn purchased two "variable appreciable life" (VAL) policies from The Prudential Insurance Company of America in March 1986. The Littlejohns allege that they understood from the Prudential agent who sold them the policies that the premiums for these two new policies would be paid from the cash value in their existing life insurance policies, along with accumulated dividends and a small increase in their monthly...
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