Common use of Reserving Rights Clause in Contracts

Reserving Rights. As a condition precedent to recovery of insurance money under this policy the Insurer reserves the right to: a) examine the full details regarding the claim; b) require the Insured Person to undergo a medical examination at the Insurer’s expense; c) examine the Insured Person when and so often as is reasonably required while the claim hereunder is pending; d) require an autopsy to be performed on the Insured Person in the event of death, unless prohibited by law or religious belief; e) disallow the claim based on information developed from the attending Physician's report, medical examination, payroll records, or other sources of pertinent data.

Reserving Rights. As a condition precedent to recovery of insurance money under this policy contract the Insurer reserves the right to: a) examine the full details regarding the claim; b) require the Insured Person to undergo a medical examination at the Insurer’s expense; c) examine the Insured Person when and so often as is it reasonably required while the claim hereunder is pending; d) require an autopsy to be performed on the Insured Person in the event of death, unless prohibited by law or religious belief;; and e) disallow the claim based on information developed from the attending Physician's report, medical examination, payroll records, or other sources of pertinent data.

Reserving Rights. As a condition precedent to recovery of insurance money under this policy contract the Insurer reserves the right to: (a) examine the full details regarding the claim; (b) require the an Insured Person to undergo a medical examination at the Insurer’s expenseexamination; (c) examine the an Insured Person when and so often as is it reasonably required while the claim hereunder is pending; (d) require an autopsy to be performed on the an Insured Person in the event of death, unless prohibited by law or religious belief; (e) disallow the claim based on information developed from the attending Physician's report, medical examination, payroll records, or other sources of pertinent data.

Reserving Rights. As a condition precedent to recovery of insurance money under this policy contract the Insurer reserves the right to: a) examine the full details regarding the claim; b) require the Insured Person to undergo a medical examination at the Insurer’s expenseexamination; c) examine the Insured Person when and so often as is it reasonably required while the claim hereunder is pending; d) require an autopsy to be performed on the Insured Person in the event of death, unless prohibited by law or religious belief; e) disallow the claim based on information developed from the attending Physician's report, medical examination, payroll records, or other sources of pertinent data.

Reserving Rights. As a condition precedent to recovery of insurance money under this policy contract the Insurer reserves the right to: a) examine the full details regarding the claim; b) require the Insured Person to undergo a medical examination at the Insurer’s expense; c) examine the Insured Person when and so often as is it reasonably required while the claim hereunder is pending; d) require an autopsy to be performed on the Insured Person in the event of death, unless prohibited by law or religious belief; e) disallow the claim based on information developed from the attending Physician's report, medical examination, payroll records, or other sources of pertinent data.

Reserving Rights. As a condition precedent to recovery of insurance money under this policy the Insurer reserves the right to: (a) examine the full details regarding the claim; (b) require the an Insured Person to undergo a medical examination at the Insurer’s expenseexamination; (c) examine the an Insured Person when and so often as is it reasonably required while the claim hereunder is pending; (d) require an autopsy to be performed on the an Insured Person in the event of death, unless prohibited by law or religious belief; (e) disallow the claim based on information developed from the attending Physician's report, medical examination, payroll records, or other sources of pertinent data.