Policy Not Assignable Sample Clauses

The "Policy Not Assignable" clause establishes that the rights and obligations under an insurance policy cannot be transferred from the policyholder to another party without the insurer's consent. In practice, this means that if a policyholder wishes to sell, gift, or otherwise transfer their insurance coverage to someone else, they must first obtain approval from the insurance company. This clause ensures that the insurer maintains control over who is covered under the policy, thereby managing risk and preventing unauthorized or unintended changes to the insured party.
Policy Not Assignable. This Policy is not assignable and the Company shall not be effected by any notice of trust, charge, lien or assignment of the Policy.
Policy Not Assignable. This Policy is not assignable and the Company shall not be effected by any notice of trust, lien, charge or assignment of the Policy. The receipt by the Insured Person or his authorized representatives shall be deemed to be a valid discharge of the Company's liability under this Policy.