Common use of Termination by Contract Holder Clause in Contracts

Termination by Contract Holder. This Group Agreement may be terminated by Contract Holder as of any Premium Due Date by providing Us with 30 days prior written notice. However, We may in Our discretion accept an oral indication by Contract Holder or it’s agent or broker of intent to terminate.

Termination by Contract Holder. This Group Agreement may be terminated by Contract Holder as of any Premium Due Date by providing Us with 30 days prior written notice. However, We may in Our discretion accept an oral indication by Contract Holder or it’s its agent or broker of intent to terminate.

Termination by Contract Holder. This Group Agreement may be terminated by Contract Holder as of any Premium Due Date by providing Us with 30 days days' prior written notice. However, We may in Our discretion accept an oral indication by Contract Holder or it’s its agent or broker of intent to terminate.

Termination by Contract Holder. This Group Agreement may be terminated by Contract Holder as of any Premium Due Date by providing Us with 30 days days' prior written notice. However, We may in Our discretion accept an oral indication by Contract Holder or it’s its agent or broker of intent to terminate.

Termination by Contract Holder. This Group Agreement may be terminated by Contract Holder as of any Premium Due Date by providing Us with 30 days 45 days' prior written notice. However, We may in Our discretion accept an oral indication by Contract Holder or it’s agent or broker of intent to terminate.

Termination by Contract Holder. This Group Agreement may be terminated by Contract Holder as of any Premium Due Date by providing Us with 30 days prior written notice. However, We may in Our discretion accept an oral indication by Contract Holder or it’s agent or broker of intent to terminate. Our determinations, interpretations, and decisions on these matters are subject to de novo review by an impartial reviewer as provided in this Group Agreement or as allowed by law. Members and beneficiaries are entitled to have their claims reviewed de novo in any court with jurisdiction and to a trial by jury.