Common use of Cancellation for Non-Payment of Dues Clause in Contracts

Cancellation for Non-Payment of Dues. Blue Shield may cancel this Contract for non-payment of Dues. If Dues are not received when due, coverage will end the day following the 30 day grace period, as described in Part V.F. hereof. The Employer will be liable for all Dues accrued while this Contract continues in force including those accrued during the 30-day grace period. In such case, Blue Shield will send a Notice of End of Coverage to the Employer and enrolled Employees no later than five calendar days after the date coverage ends. A new application for coverage will be required by the Employer and a new Contract will be issued only upon demonstration that the Employer meets all underwriting requirements at the time of application.

Cancellation for Non-Payment of Dues. Blue Shield may cancel this Contract for non-payment of Dues. If Dues are not received when due, coverage will end the day following the 30 30-day grace period, as described in Part V.F. hereof. The Employer will be liable for all Dues accrued while this Contract continues in force including those accrued during the 30-day grace period. In such case, Blue Shield will send a Notice of End of Coverage to the Employer and enrolled Employees no later than five calendar days after the date coverage ends. A new application for coverage will be required by the Employer and a new Contract contract will be issued only upon demonstration that the Employer meets all underwriting requirements at the time of the application.