Common use of Variable Face Amount Clause in Contracts

Variable Face Amount. The amount at risk applicable to each policy year will be the face amount projected to be applicable at the beginning of that policy year. Face amounts will be projected for five year intervals. Where actual face amounts diverge from the originally projected face amounts by more than 10%, THE COMPANY may re-establish the projected schedule at the next policy anniversary for future face amounts. If the schedule is not amended, the existing established schedule will be used for determining premium and claims liabilities.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Reinsurance Agreement (Federal Life Group, Inc.), Reinsurance Agreement (Federal Life Group, Inc.), Automatic Reinsurance Agreement (US Alliance Corp)

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Variable Face Amount. The amount at risk applicable to each policy year will be the face amount projected to be applicable at the beginning of that policy year. Face amounts will be projected for five year intervals. Where actual face amounts diverge from the originally projected face amounts by more than 10%, THE COMPANY may re-establish the projected schedule Schedule at the next policy anniversary for future face amounts. If the schedule Schedule is not amended, the existing established schedule Schedule will be used for determining premium and claims liabilities.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Reinsurance Agreement (Federal Life Group, Inc.), Reinsurance Agreement (Federal Life Group, Inc.)

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