Cosmetic Disfigurement Benefit Sample Clauses

Cosmetic Disfigurement Benefit. When, as a direct result of suffering a loss under the circumstances described in Section B1 - Description of Coverage and Section B2 - Aircraft Coverage, an Insured Person suffers cosmetic disfigurement due to a burn, the Insurer will pay the Cosmetic Disfigurement Benefit, provided that such burn is classified as a third (3rd) degree burn. The amount of benefit payable under this section is based on the percentage of the Benefit Amount, as shown in the Cosmetic Burn Schedule below, which is determined by the Area Classification Factor times the percentage of body surface actually burned. The Maximum Allowable Percentage for Body Surface Burned, as shown in the following Cosmetic Burn Schedule, is based on one hundred per cent (100%) of the specific body part that was burned. The attending Physician will determine the actual percentage applicable to each burn. If an Insured Person suffers xxxxx to more than one (1) body part as a result of any one (1) Accident, benefits payable for all such xxxxx will not exceed one hundred per cent (100%) of the Benefit Amount. Xxxx, Xxxx, Head 11 Hand & Forearm (Right) 5 Hand & Forearm (Left) 5 Upper Arm (Right) 3 Upper Arm (Left) 3 Torso (Front) 2 Torso (Back) 2 Thigh (Right) 1 Thigh (Left) 1 Lower Leg - below knee (Right) 3 Lower Leg - below knee (Left) 3 Body Part Maximum Allowable % for Body Surface Burned Xxxx, Xxxx, Head 9.0% Hand & Forearm (Right) 4.5% Hand & Forearm (Left) 4.5% Upper Arm (Right) 4.5% Upper Arm (Left) 4.5% Torso (Front) 18.0% Torso (Back) 18.0% Thigh (Right) 9.0% Thigh (Left) 9.0% Lower Leg - below knee (Right) 9.0% Lower Leg - below knee (Left) 9.0% Xxxx, Xxxx, Head 99.9% Hand & Forearm (Right) 22.5% Hand & Forearm (Left) 22.5% Upper Arm (Right) 13.5% Upper Arm (Left) 13.5% Torso (Front) 36.0% Torso (Back) 36.0% Thigh (Right) 9.0% Thigh (Left) 9.0% Lower Leg - below knee (Right) 27.0% Lower Leg - below knee (Left) 27.0%
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Cosmetic Disfigurement Benefit. If the insured person suffers a third degree burn due to an accident, we will pay a percentage of the principal sum amount, based on which area of the body was burned according to the following table, up to the maximum amount shown in the policy schedule. Body Part Burned Percentage of Xxxx, xxxx, head 100% Torso (front or back) 35% Hand and forearm 25% Either lower leg (below knee) 25% Either upper arm 15% Either thigh 10% In the event of a 50% surface burn of the body part burned, the percentage of principal sum amount will be reduced by 50%. This table only represents the maximum percent of the principal sum amount payable for any one accident. If the insured person suffers xxxxx in more than one area as a result of any one accident, benefits will not be more than the maximum amount shown in the policy schedule for all such areas burned. This benefit cannot exceed the maximum amount shown in the policy schedule.

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