Insurance Refund definition
Examples of Insurance Refund in a sentence
All full time undergraduate students will be automatically enrolled in the Tuition Insurance Refund Plan (The Plan).
The Insurance Refund represents that portion of the insurance premium paid by the AOAO in 2012 that is currently refundable to the AOAO due to early termination of the coverage.
If the amount of the Life Insurance Refund received by the Company is less than the amount of the Estimated Life Insurance Refund, Buyer and the Seller Representatives will promptly execute and deliver to the Escrow Agent a joint written instruction authorizing a disbursement from the Escrow Amount to Buyer in the amount equal to the amount by which the Life Insurance Refund is less than the Estimated Life Insurance Refund in accordance with the terms of the Escrow Agreement.
All Parties hereto hereby waive and release any claims and causes of action they may have with regard to the Insurance Refund.
All full-time undergraduate students will be automatically enrolled in the Tuition Insurance Refund Plan (The Plan).
Seller covenants that it shall not rescind, amend or otherwise modify the instructions contained in the Insurance Refund Letter and in the event an insurer sends any such payment to Seller, Seller shall immediately, no later than one business day following Seller’s receipt of such payment, forward such payment to Buyer via overnight or same day delivery.
Upon the request of the Sellers at any time before or after Closing, ------ the Buyer shall execute or cause either Company to execute such documents as the Sellers deems appropriate to effect an assignment of any Insurance Refund from either Company to the Sellers, so that the Sellers may receive such Insurance Refund directly from the applicable insurer.
Injury Insurance Refund of NSR fees paid (less 25% administration fee) if you suffer a severe injurythat permanently sidelines you from ever competing in your sport in the future, ultimately preventing you from pursuing a College opportunity in the U.S.