Self-Inflicted Disability Sample Clauses

The Self-Inflicted Disability clause defines how disabilities that are intentionally caused by the insured individual are treated under an insurance policy. Typically, this clause excludes coverage for disabilities resulting from actions such as self-harm, attempted suicide, or other deliberate acts that lead to injury or impairment. By specifying these exclusions, the clause prevents individuals from claiming benefits for conditions they intentionally caused, thereby protecting the insurer from fraudulent or manipulative claims and ensuring that coverage is only provided for genuine, unforeseen disabilities.