Carriage of Dead Body Sample Clauses

Carriage of Dead Body. If We have admitted a Claim for Accidental Death in accordance with Benefit 1 of Section A, We will reimburse the costs incurred up to the limit specified in the Policy Schedule / Certificate of Insurance for this cover for transporting the Insured Person’s body from the place of death to the place of residence provided that as a Condition Precedent We are given a detailed account of the expenses incurred along with the supporting bills and documents, substantiating such expenses.
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Carriage of Dead Body. If We have admitted a Claim for Accidental Death in accordance with Benefit 1 of Section A, We will reimburse the costs incurred up to the limit specified in the Policy Schedule / Certificate of Insurance for this cover for transporting the Insured Person’s body fromthe place of death to the place of residence provided that as a Condition Precedent We are given a detailed account of the expenses incurred along w ith the supporting bills and documents, substantiating such expenses. In case of the unfortunate death of the Insured Person due to an Accident in accordance with Benefit 1 of Section A, We will reimburse the costs incurred up to the limit specified in the Policy Schedule / Certificate of Insurance for the funeral Expenses of the Insured Person. Provided that as a Condition Precedent We are given a detailed account of the expenses incurred along w ith the supporting bills and documents, substantiating such expenses.
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