goodwill payment definition

goodwill payment means a payment, whether in monetary form or in the form of a benefit or service, by or on behalf of an insurer to a complainant as an expression of goodwill aimed at resolving a complaint, where the insurer does not accept liability for any financial loss to the complainant as a result of the matter complained about;
goodwill payment means a payment, whether in monetary form or in the form of a benefit or service, by or on behalf of an Insurer to a Claimant as an expression of goodwill aimed at resolving a claim, where the Insurer does not accept liability for any financial loss to the Claimant as a result of the matter complained about;
goodwill payment means a payment we make to a complainant as an expression of goodwill aimed at resolving a complaint, but where we do not accept liability for any financial loss to the customer as a result of the matter complained about.

More Definitions of goodwill payment

goodwill payment means a payment by an insurer to a complainant as an expression of goodwill aimed at resolving a complaint, where the insurer does not accept liability for any financial loss to the complainant as a result of the matter complained about;
goodwill payment means a payment by NI to a complainant as an expression of goodwill aimed at resolving a complaint, including ex gratia payments, but where no liability for any financial loss to the client as a result of the matter complained about is proven against NI.
goodwill payment means a payment (monetary or in the form of a benefit or service as an expression of goodwill aimed at resolving a complaint, where the Insurer or Company do not accept liability for any financial loss to the complainant.
goodwill payment means a payment, whether in monetary form or in the form of a benefit or service, by ZAZU to a complainant as an expression of goodwill aimed at resolving a complaint, where ZAZU does not accept liability for any financial loss to the complainant as a result of the matter complained about;
goodwill payment means a payment by the company to a complainant as an expression of goodwill aimed at resolving a complaint, but where the company does not accept liability for any financial loss to the customer as a result of the matter complained about.
goodwill payment means a payment by a retirement fund, employer or service provider to a complainant as an expression of goodwill aimed at resolving a complaint, where the retirement fund, employer or service provider does not accept liability for any financial loss to the customer as a result of basis of the complaint.
goodwill payment means a payment by an administrator or its service provider to a complainant as an expression of goodwill aimed at resolving a complaint, where the administrator or its service provider does not accept liability for any financial loss to the customer as a result of basis of the complaint;