Period of Insurance definition

Period of Insurance means the period commencing from the retroactive date and terminating on the expiry date as shown in the Policy Schedule.
Period of Insurance means the period specified in the Schedule.
Period of Insurance means the period stated in the Schedule.

Examples of Period of Insurance in a sentence

  • The Company will refund the pro-rated premium to the Policyholder for the unexpired Period of Insurance, provided no claims have been made under the Policy and subject to a minimum premium of RM75.

  • The Benefits under this Policy shall terminate at such time the Benefits covered shall have been exhausted or at mid-night (Malaysia time) on the last day of the Period of Insurance unless the Insured Person is confined to a Hospital at such time.


More Definitions of Period of Insurance

Period of Insurance means the period from the Start Date until the earliest of the following dates:
Period of Insurance means the period specified in the Schedule, unless terminated earlier.
Period of Insurance means the period of time commencing on the effective date stated in the current schedule and ending on the expiry date stated in the current schedule or the date of cancellation, whichever is the earlier.
Period of Insurance means:the Period of Insurance specified in the Schedule and any extension thereof which may be agreed in writing between You and Us.
Period of Insurance means the period shown in the most recent Schedule or a subsequent period for which the Policy has been renewed.
Period of Insurance means the Policy period defined hereunder.
Period of Insurance means the period of cover under this Collision Damage Waiver & Supplemental Liability Plus Excess Insurance for which we have accepted the premium, as stated in your policy schedule.