Snatch Theft definition

Snatch Theft means loss of wallet, purse or other bag in the possession of the Insured person at the material time together with the contents therein or loss of any valuables worn by the Insured Person at the material time as a result of the same being snatched away by unknown person including attempt thereof.

Snatch Theft means the act of forcefully stealing or attempt thereof, from an Insured Person. For the purpose of this Policy, Snatch Theft is included to cover robbery or attempted robbery and snatch grab – situation where the Insured Person’s possessions are grabbed or attempted to be grabbed, from the Insured Person

Snatch Theft means the document containing salient and relevant information pertaining to this Policy including the list of Benefits and Sum Insured. means the act of forcefully snatching from the Insured Person who was, at the time of such act, a pedestrian at a public walkway or in a transport or in a public place outside Insured Person’s residence or place of work and fleeing the scene.

Examples of Snatch Theft in a sentence

• If the Designated Vehicle is registered under an Association/Corporation/Company, the owner of the Designated Vehicle shall have the option to nominate a specific person to enjoy the coverage under Special Provisions, the benefits under Window Snatch Theft and ATM Withdrawal Protection and without such nomination, the benefits mentioned shall not be applicable.

• We will pay a lump sum of RM300 for Loss or Damage to personal effects as a result of Snatch Theft or Robbery, subject to a police report being lodged within 24 hours from occurrence.5. Clinic 6.

• Snatch Theft refers to the criminal act of forceful stealing or attempt to steal from You including snatch grab.

• The Insured Person must be the owner of the car and he/she must be inside the car during the Snatch Theft incident.

• In the event that Accidental Death or Permanent Total Disablement is caused by Snatch Theft or Robbery, the amount payable is 200% of the Principal Sum Insured stated in the Schedule of Benefits.

• BENEFIT 13- SNATCH THEFT/ROBBERYIn the event of Snatch Theft or Robbery, We will compensate the Insured Person up to RM 1,000 per Accident up to maximum 2 claims per policy year subject to a police report being lodged.

• Personal Effects shall mean handbag, wallet, purse and mobile phone which are quantifiable monetarily (excluding cash), owned by You and were in Your possession at the time of the Snatch Theft.

• The police report is to be made within twenty-four (24) hours of the Snatch Theft or Attempted Snatch Theft.

• This Part D provides cover in the event that the Insured Person’s wallet is lost due to Snatch Theft or Robbery.

• If You have lost Your Personal Effects as a result of Snatch Theft, We will reimburse for the loss of Personal Effects per Accident up to the maximum amount stated in the Certificate Schedule.

More Definitions of Snatch Theft

Snatch Theft. – means the act of forcefully snatching from the Insured Person who was, at the time of such act, a pedestrian at a public walkway or in a transport or in a public place outside his residence or place of work and fleeing the scene.

Snatch Theft means the act of forcefully snatching personal effects from the Insured Member personally without the Insured Member’s consent, and fleeing from the scene immediately. This does not include unlawful, forcible and/or violent entry or exit from the Insured Member’s home to snatch or grab the Insured Member’s personal effects. **END OF ANNEXURE** ANNEXURE Diagnosis of Breast Cancer Benefit

Snatch Theft means the act of forcefully stealing from You who were at the time of such act, a pedestrian, inside a motor vehicle, riding or pillion riding a motor bike, bicycle or tricycle taking away Your hand carried bag, fleeing the scene either by running, driving a motor vehicle, riding or pillion riding a motor bike. This act must be committed outside Your residence.

Snatch Theft means the act of forcefully stealing from the Insured Person who was at the time of such act, a pedestrian, inside a motor vehicle, riding or pillion riding a motorbike, bicycle or tricycle, whilst in a public premises or public transport where the Insured Person is travelling as a fare paying passenger in any mode of licensed public conveyance taking away the Insured Person’s hand carried bag, fleeing the scene either by running, driving a motor vehicle, riding or pillion riding a motorbike. This act must be committed outside the Insured Person residence. The Company shall not be liable for loss or damage as a result of Pick-Pocketing or due to Robbery.