Supplemental claim definition
Supplemental claim means a claim for addi- tional loss or damage from the same peril which the insurer has previously adjusted or for which costs have been incurred while complet- ing repairs or replacement pursuant to an open claim for which timely notice was previously provided to the insurer.
Supplemental claim or “reopened claim” means any additional claim for recovery from us for any loss we previously adjusted pursuant to an initial claim.
Supplemental claim means a request for payment submitted after the application is received.
More Definitions of Supplemental claim
Supplemental claim or "reopened claim" means a claim that seeks additional payment from an insurer for property damage caused by the same occurrence for which a claim was previously filed by the insured and settled or considered to be paid in full by an insurer.
Supplemental claim means a claim submitted when all funds have been spent prior to the end of the contract period, and there were budgeted expenditures that were not previously claimed. Supplemental claims are not guaranteed and will be approved based on need and availability of funding.
Supplemental claim means a bill or expense submitted in connection with a previously submitted application for assistance from the Board in the Victims of Crime program under Government Code sections 13950- 13966.
Supplemental claim means a request for payment submitted after the
Supplemental claim or “reopened claim” means: Any claim for recovery from us for a loss we previously adjusted pursuant to the initial claim.
Supplemental claim means a claim for additional loss or costs from the same occurrence the insurer previously compensated the insured.
Supplemental claim or "Reopened claim" means an additional claim for recovery from us for losses from the same loss or damage caused by “sinkhole loss” which we have previously adjusted pursuant to the initial claim.