Dependent Sample Clauses

Dependent for the purpose of this Agreement, dependent means a spouse, whether of the same or opposite gender, and children under eighteen (18) years of age, or twenty-four (24) years of age if the child is in full time attendance at a school or post-secondary institution or any child that remains in the direct care of the parent in the same household because the dependent is medically verified as disabled and under twenty-four (24) years of age.
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Dependent. To be eligible to apply as a Dependent, an individual must meet the following criteria at the time of enrollment. To be eligible to maintain Dependent coverage, an individual must continue to meet the criteria. Failure to continually meet the criteria thereafter may result in a determination by the Company that the Dependent is no longer eligible for coverage and Dependent Benefits may be terminated in the manner described in this Benefit Plan: Spouse.
Dependent. Dependent generally refers to the Policyholder's spouse and children. When a Dependent enrolls, we refer to that person as an Enrolled Dependent. For a complete definition of Dependent and Enrolled Dependent, see Section 8:
DependentTo be considered Your Dependent, someone must meet the criteria listed below when You apply. To be able to keep their coverage, Dependents must continually meet that criteria. If they do not, they may no longer be eligible to be a Dependent and their Benefits may end as this Plan describes. Your Dependents qualify for coverage with this Plan if they are: a. Spouse: Your legal spouse.
DependentAny person who can be claimed as a Qualifying Child or Qualifying Relative on another’s federal tax return.
Dependent. A Dependent is either a:
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Dependent. Your: Spouse; Dependent child [who is under age 26] [through the end of the month in which he or she attains age 26]. Under certain circumstances, an incapacitated child is also a Dependent. See the Eligibility section of this Contract.
Dependent. Shall be defined as specified in Article 5 Section 5.2 of the Group Health Insurance Certificate attached hereto.
Dependent. The spouse and dependent child1 and any other dependent as defined in the Taxation Act provided that the latter resides with the employee. However, for the purpose of this article, the income earned from a job by the employee’s spouse shall not nullify the latter’s status as dependent. The fact that a child attends a secondary school declared to be of public interest situated elsewhere than in the employee’s place of residence shall not nullify his or her status as dependent if no public secondary school is accessible where the employee lives. Moreover, the fact that a child attends preschool or elementary school, recognized of public interest, in a locality other than the employees place of residence shall not remove his or her status of dependent when no school recognized of public interest, preschool or elementary, ’s language of instruction (French or English) in the locality where the employee lives. A child aged twenty-five (25) years or less shall also be considered as having the status of dependent, providing he or she meets the three (3) following conditions: 1) the child is a full-time student attending a postsecondary school declared to be of public interest situated elsewhere than in the place of residence of the employee working in sectors I, II and III; 2) the child had the status of dependent during the twelve (12) months preceding the beginning of his or her postsecondary education program; 3) the employee has provided the supporting documents attesting to the fact that the child is a full-time student attending a postsecondary education program i.e. proof or registration at the start of the session and proof of attendance at the end of the session; this recognition allows the employee to maintain his or her level of premiums with dependent as provided in clause 6-6.02 and the child to benefit from the provisions of clauses 6-6.13 to 6-6.20 with the understanding that transportation costs, allowed to the dependent child and arising from other programs, shall be deducted from the benefits related to outings for this dependent child1. In addition, the child aged twenty-five (25) years or less who is no longer considered as a dependent with respect to the application of this clause and who is a full-time student attending a postsecondary school declared to be of public interest may again hold the status of dependent if he or she meets conditions 1) and 3) mentioned above1.
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