WHAT ARE YOUR DUTIES IN THE EVENT Sample Clauses

WHAT ARE YOUR DUTIES IN THE EVENT. OF A CLAIM? In the event of a claim, you, or your beneficiaries must include the following elements with your declaration: - for a death, a death certificate indicating the cause of death, the legal documents proving the status of the beneficiary or beneficiaries, and the contact details for the executor of the will or the probate, - the proof of the number of dependent children (copies of birth certificates and the tax return proving that the children are dependent), - for disability, a medical consolidation certificate, - the statements of any possible witnesses proving the existence or the magnitude of the Accident. During their treatment period, the Policy holder must allow the medical consultant we assign to the case free access to their medical file so that they can assess the consequences of the Accident. In the event of a disagreement as to the causes or consequences of the Accident, we shall submit the disagreement to 2 experts, one chosen by the Policy holder and the other by ourselves, on condition of our respective rights. In the event of a disagreement, a 3rd expert will be appointed, either by common agreement, or by the President of the Court of First Instance of your place of Residence.
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