Policyholder definition

Policyholder means the adult person named in the Schedule who has concluded the Policy with the Company.

Policyholder means a person who controls a policy, binder, or oral contract by ownership, premium payment, or otherwise.

Policyholder means the person named in the Schedule on whom the contract under this Policy is executed and owns this Policy and, subject to the terms and conditions of this Policy, holds all the rights under the Policy.

Examples of Policyholder in a sentence

• The Beneficiary shall, in such instance, be the same person nominated as a Beneficiary by the Deceased Policyholder prior to the Date of Death.

• We shall give written notice of any change in Premium to the Policyholder at least 31 days prior to the effective date of the change.

• When any of the following happen, we will provide written notice to the Policyholder that coverage has ended on the date we identify in the notice: • Failure to Pay You fail to pay the required Premium.

• The Policyholder must notify the Federal Health Insurance Exchange of a new Dependent to be added to this Policy.

• If payment is not received within this 31-day grace period, coverage may be canceled after the 31st day and the Policyholder shall be held liable for the cost of services received during the grace period.

More Definitions of Policyholder

Policyholder means the entity or person named as such in the Schedule.

Policyholder means the entity shown as the Policyholder in the Schedule of Benefits.

Policyholder means a person who:

Policyholder means any person who:

Policyholder. – means the organization named in the declarations page.

Policyholder means the person(s) or the entity named in the Policy Schedule who executed the Policy Schedule and is (are) responsible for payment of premium (s).

Policyholder means an eligible producer who has been issued one or more eligible crop insurance contracts.