Domestic help Sample Clauses

Domestic help. In the event of a claim being paid for any of the items 2 to 5 of section A, the Company will reimburse the Insured at their request up to 5% of the Sum Insured for items 2-5, subject to a maximum of £10,000 in all, for in-home domestic services reasonably and necessarily incurred while recovery is in progress, as well as a chauffeur service to and from the Insured Person’s usual place of work if an Insured Person recovers sufficiently to return to work but is medically certified as being unable to drive a vehicle or travel on public transport. Payment will cease when the Company pays item 2-4b or stops paying item 5 of section A.
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Domestic help. Any insured persons not in receipt of pre-disability earnings will be paid under Part 1 Section B, Weekly Benefit Injury, Payable Condition 1, Total Disablement, for the cost of hiring domestic help and/or child-minding services reasonably and necessarily incurred provided that:
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