Common use of Nominees Clause in Contracts

Nominees. Subject to the current laws and regulations, You may add, change or remove a Nominee(s) to receive the share of the Benefit by giving Us written notice in the prescribed form. However, if there is a trustee(s) appointed or created under the policy, the trustee(s) must consent before any change can be effected.

Nominees. Subject to the current laws and regulations, You may add, change or remove a Nominee(s) to receive the share of the Benefit by giving Us written notice in the prescribed form. However, if there is a trustee(s) appointed or created under the policy, the trustee(s) must consent before any change can be effected. Where the Policy owner is an entity, nomination of beneficiary is not allowed.

Nominees. Subject to the current laws and regulations, You you may add, change or remove a Nominee(s) to receive the share of the Benefit by giving Us us written notice in the prescribed form. However, if there is a trustee(s) appointed or created under the policy, the trustee(s) must consent before any change can be effected.

Nominees. Subject to the current laws and regulations, You may add, change or remove a Nominee(s) to receive the share of the Benefit Benefits by giving Us a written notice in the prescribed formnotice. However, if there is a trustee(s) appointed or created under the policy, the trustee(s) must consent before any change can be effected.

Nominees. Subject to the current laws and regulations, You may add, change or remove a Nominee(s) to receive the share of the Benefit Benefits by giving Us a written notice in the prescribed formnotice. However, if there is a trustee(s) appointed or created under the policy, the trustee(s) must consent before any change can be effected. Where the Policy owner is an entity, nomination of beneficiary is not allowed.

Nominees. Subject to the current laws and regulations, You you may add, change or remove a Nominee(s) to receive the share of the Benefit by giving Us us written notice in the prescribed form. However, if there is a trustee(s) appointed or created under the policy, the trustee(s) must consent before any change can be effected. Where the Policy owner is an entity, nomination of beneficiary is not allowed.