Common use of Who do We pay Benefits to Clause in Contracts

Who do We pay Benefits to. If the policy has been assigned, the Benefit amount will be paid to the Assignee. If the policy has not been assigned, the Benefit amount will be paid to either You or Your executors, administrators, Nominees or any other Proper claimant if We have proof of the relationship of the person claiming the Benefit. Before We pay any Benefit, We will deduct any amount You owe on this policy from the Benefit. By paying out the Benefit, it will end Our legal responsibility on this policy.

Who do We pay Benefits to. If the policy has been assigned, the Benefit amount will be paid to the Assignee. If the policy has not been assigned, the Benefit amount will be paid to either You or Your executors, administrators, Nominees or any other Proper claimant if claimant, provided We have proof proof, as deemed sufficient by Us, of the relationship of the person claiming the Benefit. Before We pay any Benefit, We will deduct any amount You owe on this policy from the Benefit. By paying out the Benefit, it will end Our legal responsibility on this policy.

Who do We pay Benefits to. If the policy has been assigned, the Benefit amount will be paid to the Assignee. If the policy has not been assigned, the Benefit amount will be paid to either You you or Your your executors, administrators, Nominees or any other Proper claimant if We we have proof of the relationship of the person claiming the Benefit. Before We we pay any Benefit, We we will deduct any amount You you owe on this policy from the Benefit. By paying out the Benefit, it will end Our our legal responsibility on this policy.