Common use of Missing person Clause in Contracts

Missing person. In the event that an Account becomes payable under this Plan pursuant to section 9.1(c), section 9.1(d) or section 9.1(e) and the Plan Administrator is unable to locate the Participant or his or her Beneficiary after sending written notice to the last known mailing address and to the United States Social Security Administration, such Participant or Beneficiary shall be presumed dead and such Account shall become a Forfeiture on the third anniversary of the date such Account first became payable under this Plan. However, the amount of such Forfeiture shall be paid to such missing Participant or Beneficiary in the event that such person files a claim for such benefit while this Plan remains in effect and demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Plan Administrator that such person in fact is such missing Participant or Beneficiary.

Missing person. In the event that an Account becomes payable under this Plan pursuant to section 9.1(c(S)9.1(c), section 9.1(d(S)9.1(d) or section 9.1(e(S)9.1(e) and the Plan Administrator is unable to locate the Participant or his or her Beneficiary after sending written notice to the last known mailing address and to the United States Social Security Administration, such Participant or Beneficiary shall be presumed dead and such Account shall become a Forfeiture on the third anniversary of the date such Account first became payable under this Plan. However, the amount of such Forfeiture shall be paid to such missing Participant or Beneficiary in the event that such person files a claim for such benefit while this Plan remains in effect and demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Plan Administrator that such person in fact is such missing Participant or Beneficiary.