Specific Loss means Loss of Life, Loss, Loss of Use, Quadriplegia, Paraplegia or Hemiplegia, all as defined below.
Specific Loss means that, due to illness or injury, the life insured suffers the total and permanent loss of the use of:
Specific Loss means Loss of Life, Loss, Loss of Use, Quadraplegia, Paraplegia or Hemiplegia, all as defined in the present section of this booklet .
Examples of Specific Loss in a sentence
No Specific Loss benefit is payable if the accidental death benefit is payable.
More Definitions of Specific Loss
Specific Loss means Loss of Life, Loss, Loss
Specific Loss shall have the meaning set forth in Section 8.5.
Specific Loss means: (1) the actual, total, permanent, and irrecoverable loss of a natural: (a) arm or leg completely cut off at or above the elbow or knee joint; (b) hand or foot completely cut off at or above the wrist or ankle joint (the loss of a hand also means the loss of four entire fingers); or (c) thumb and index finger of the same hand completely cut off at or above the joints that attached them to the hand; (d) Paralysis of single or multiple Limbs, partial, incomplete, hemi, or quadriplegia; (2) the actual, total, not correctable, permanent, and irrecoverable loss of the entire sight of a natural eye, entire natural speech or entire hearing of a natural ear. Limb means an arm or leg. Paralysis means temporary suspension or permanent loss of function, especially loss of sensation or voluntary motion. The Insured must be paralyzed and under the care of a doctor for twelve straight months from the date paralysis began. At the end of this time, it must be medically determined that the paralysis is total and not reversible.