Common use of Temporary Total Disablement Clause in Contracts

Temporary Total Disablement. Conditions 1. If the benefit for death is not covered and an accident results in your death within twelve (12) months following the date of the accident, then no claim will be payable, other than for temporary total disablement for any applicable period prior to death. 2. If the benefit for death is covered and an accident results in your death within twelve (12) months following the date of the accident and prior to the definite settlement of the benefit for disablement provided for under items 2 to 4 above, the benefit payable will be the maximum sum stated in the ‘Schedule of Benefits’ under item 1 – death in addition to any temporary total disablement already paid. 3. Any benefit for permanent total disablement or permanent partial disablement will not become payable before the expiry of twelve (12) months following the date of onset of disability arising from a bodily injury. In the event your partial disablement becomes total, the only benefit payable will be the maximum sum stated in the ‘Schedule of Benefits’ under item 2 – permanent total disablement in addition to any temporary total disablement already paid. 4. If the benefit for death is covered, this benefit will also be payable in the event of your disappearance. We will only provide this benefit if: a) your body is not found within twelve (12) months of your disappearance, and sufficient evidence is produced, that leads us inevitably to the conclusion that you have sustained bodily injury and that such injury has caused your death; and b) the person or persons to whom such sum is paid will sign an undertaking to refund such sum to us if