Excess Period definition

Excess Period means the period of up to 4 days, calculated under a regulation, that starts on the day that compensation under chapter 3, part 7 is payable to the worker.32

Excess Period means the period shown in the Schedule commencing from the first date of disablement of the Insured Person and is the period of either Temporary Total Disablement or Temporary Partial Disablement during which We will not pay Compensation.

Excess Period means any period of time when the Hirer has the use of the Premises either before or after the Period of the Hiring;

Examples of Excess Period in a sentence

• The terms of this Agreement will no longer apply to the servicing of any Mortgage Loan upon the failure of the Purchaser to deposit any of the above amounts relating to the Mortgage Loan within two Business Days of the Election to Delay Foreclosure or within two Business Days of the commencement of the Excess Period subject to Section 3.01.

• If any Election to Delay Foreclosure extends for a period in excess of three months (such excess period being referred to herein as the "Excess Period"), within two Business Days the Purchaser shall remit by wire transfer in advance to the Company for deposit in the Collateral Fund the amount of each additional month's interest, as calculated by the Company, equal to interest on the Mortgage Loan at the applicable Mortgage Interest Rate for the Excess Period.

• If any Election to Delay Foreclosure extends for a period in excess of three months (such excess period being referred to herein as the "Excess Period"), the Purchaser shall remit by wire transfer in advance to the Company for deposit in the Collateral Fund the amount, as calculated by the Company, equal to interest on the Mortgage Loan at the applicable Mortgage Rate for the Excess Period.

• The terms of this Agreement will no longer apply to the servicing of any Mortgage Loan upon the failure of the Purchaser to deposit the above amounts relating to the Mortgage Loan within two Business Days of (i) the Election to Delay Foreclosure or (ii) the beginning of the related Excess Period, as the case may be.

• If any Election to Delay Foreclosure extends for a period in excess of three months (such excess period being referred to herein as the "Excess Period"), the Purchaser shall remit by wire transfer in advance to the Trustee for deposit in the Collateral Fund the amount of each additional month's interest, as calculated by the Company, equal to interest on the Mortgage Loan at the applicable Mortgage Rate for the Excess Period.

More Definitions of Excess Period

Excess Period means the period shown in the Policy Schedule commencing from the first date of disablement of the Insured Person and is the period

Excess Period means the period of time between the date of the loss and the policy commencing to respond.

Excess Period means the period at the commencement of each Benefit Period during which the sum insured is not payable.

Excess Period means the period starting on the first date of Temporary Total Disablement or Temporary Partial Disablement caused by an Injury or Sickness, until the end of the Excess Period shown in the Schedule. We will not pay any Weekly Compensation for this period.

Excess Period means the period of up to 4 days, calculated under a 6

Excess Period has the meaning assigned to such term in Section 3.04(c)(viii).

Excess Period has the meaning set forth in Section 1.07(b)(v)(Y).