Common use of CONTINUATION FOR TOTAL DISABILITY Clause in Contracts

CONTINUATION FOR TOTAL DISABILITY. The insurer of this Plan will be required to provide for the continuation of insurance for any "totally disabled" employee whose disability commenced prior to his 65th birthday. This continuation of insurance will not require any premium payments by the employee. Proof of disability satisfactory to the insurer, must be provided at the request of the insurer. Notwithstanding the foregoing, insurance under this provision will terminate on date of retirement, or age 65 whichever first occurs.

CONTINUATION FOR TOTAL DISABILITY. The insurer of this Plan plan will be required to provide for the continuation of insurance for any "totally disabled" employee whose disability commenced prior to his 65th sixty- fifth (65th) birthday. This continuation of insurance will not require any premium payments by the employee. Proof of disability disability, satisfactory to the insurer, must be provided at the request of the insurer. Notwithstanding the foregoing, insurance under this provision will terminate on date of retirement, or at age 65 whichever first occurssixty- five (65).

CONTINUATION FOR TOTAL DISABILITY. The insurer of this Plan will be required to provide for the continuation of insurance for any "totally disabled" employee whose disability commenced prior to his 65th his/her sixty- fifth (65th) birthday. This continuation of insurance will not require any premium payments by the employeeemployees. Proof of disability satisfactory to the insurer, must be provided at the request of the insurer. Notwithstanding the foregoing, insurance under this provision will terminate on date of retirement, or age 65 sixty – five (65) whichever first occurs.

CONTINUATION FOR TOTAL DISABILITY. The insurer of this Plan plan will be required to provide for the continuation of insurance for any "totally disabled" employee whose disability commenced prior to his 65th birthday. This continuation of insurance will not require any premium payments by the employee. Proof of disability disability, satisfactory to the insurer, must be provided at the request of the insurer. Notwithstanding the foregoing, insurance under this provision will terminate on date of retirement, or at age 65 whichever first occurs65.

CONTINUATION FOR TOTAL DISABILITY. The insurer of this Plan plan will be required to provide for the continuation of insurance for any "totally disabled" employee whose disability commenced prior to his 65th sixty -fifth (65th) birthday. This continuation of insurance will not require any premium payments by the employee. Proof of disability disability, satisfactory to the insurer, must be provided at the request of the insurer. Notwithstanding the foregoing, insurance under this provision will terminate on date of retirement, or at age 65 whichever first occurssixty-five (65).

CONTINUATION FOR TOTAL DISABILITY. The insurer of this Plan will be required to provide for the continuation of insurance for any "totally disabled" employee whose disability commenced prior to his 65th birthday. This continuation of insurance will not require any premium payments by the employee. Proof of disability satisfactory to the insurer, must be provided at the request of the insurer. Notwithstanding the foregoing, insurance under this provision will terminate on date of retirement, or age 65 65, whichever first occurs.

CONTINUATION FOR TOTAL DISABILITY. The insurer of this Plan plan will be required to provide for the continuation of insurance for any "totally disabled" employee whose disability commenced prior to his 65th sixty-fifth (65th) birthday. This continuation of insurance will not require any premium payments by the employee. Proof of disability disability, satisfactory to the insurer, must be provided at the request of the insurer. Notwithstanding the foregoing, insurance under this provision will terminate on date of retirement, or at age 65 whichever first occurssixty-five (65).