the insured in English
noun
person or group whose property is protected by an insurance policy agains loss or damage; organization whose property is protected by an insurance policy; person whose life is protected by an insurance policy
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1. Collision insurance is auto coverage that reimburses the insured for damage sustained to their personal automobile, due to the fault of the insured …
2. where appropriate, the amount of the insured party's contract;
3. With an excess, the insured would tend to be more careful because if a claims occur, the insured also has to be out of pocket and contribute towards the claim.
4. If the total amount of the sum insured by double insurance exceeds the insured value, the total amount of indemnity paid by all insurers concerned shall not exceed the insured value.
5. The insured is a participant in the contract, but not necessarily a party to it.
6. In order to seek an amicable settlement of their claims or to compound with the third party, the insured parties or those entitled under them shall obtain the consent of the institution to which the insured party belongs.
7. The insured person shall send his request for authorisation to the fund to which he is affiliated.
8. The agreed value or market value of the insured item at the start of insurance shall apply.
9. An agreed specified sum to be deducted from the amount of loss and assumed by the insured.
10. Claims for workplace accidents must contain the insured died or infirmed as the result of the accident involved.
11. In the event of disability due to an accident, the insured person is entitled to a disability pension
12. All insurance is based on the pooling of risk and the solidarity which is created between the insured.
13. Ensures the accumulation and management of guarantee funds for the protection of the investors, depositors and the insured.
14. Life policies are legal contracts and the terms of the contract describe the limitations of the insured events.
15. Parameters applied in the RES are the age, gender and, since 2010, economic activity status of the insured.
16. As a standard form of contract, an insurance policy is drafted in advance for acceptance by the insured parties.
17. In this respect, marine insurance differs from non-marine insurance, where the insured is required to prove his loss.
18. No-fault coverage pays for some or all of the insured person’s loss regardless of who caused that loss.
19. (2) Adequately capitalized if the insured Federal branch: (i) Maintains the pledge of assets prescribed under 12 CFR 347.209; (ii) Maintains the eligible assets prescribed under 12 CFR 347.210 at 106 percent or more of the preceding quarter's average book value of the insured branch's third-party liabilities; and
20. When crop yields fall below some actuarially determined level, the insured farmer is given an indemnity payment to make up the difference.
21. Instead, the agent for the French Government expressly admitted at the hearing that the insured bears the investment risk in any event.
22. If, for some reason, the insured person needs money, he can turn in his whole life policy and collect the accumulated cash value.
23. This covers all costs for cancellation accident, illness or death of the insured, children, siblings, parents or grandparents leave before or during the stay.
24. Warranty is a particular system of marine insurance law. It is an obligation for the insured required by the principle of utmost good faith.
25. The Company may disclaim liability in event of intentional omission on the part of the Insured or his representatives to fulfill the aforesaid obligations.
26. Invalidity and life insurance covers two contingencies: non-occupational accidents or diseases and the protection of the family on the death of the insured person
27. Without provisions prohibiting accumulation the insured would not be indemnified until the qualifying period for a claim relating to the transfer risk had elapsed.
28. Contractual Liability, the ISO CGL contains two related exceptions: Liability for damages the insured would have incurred in the absence of the contract or agreement.
29. Primary Beneficiary: The primary Beneficiary is the person (or persons) who will receive the proceeds of the life insurance policy when the insured person dies
30. Invalidity and life insurance covers two contingencies: non-occupational accidents or diseases and the protection of the family on the death of the insured person.
31. 16 The Company may disclaim liability in event of intentional omission on the part of the Insured or his representatives to fulfill the aforesaid obligations.
32. Such costs shall include but not be limited to customs dues, taxes and reasonable overhead costs, profit margin, establishment and supervisory charges incurred by the Insured.
33. 10 Group insurance differs from personal insurance in the number of insurants, so reasonable institution should be created to protect the legal rights of the insured.
34. In case a constructive total loss is claimed for, the Insured shall abandon to the Company the damaged goods and all his rights and title pertaining thereto.
35. Burglary insurance is a type of insurance policy that recompenses for loss or damage caused to the insured property and valuable items such as jewellery, cash, stock of goods, furniture, etc
36. The net amount At risk is the difference between the death benefit paid out on a life insurance policy and the accrued cash value paid for it by the insured.
37. Description: In the event of a contingency, the insured can claim the amount or in the event of the death of the Assured, the nominee will receive the insurance amount
38. Third, we have the problem on the defense of moral hazard. I suggest co-insurance system to strengthen the awareness on the common interests of insurance agencies and the insured persons.
39. Captives are essentially a form of self-insurance whereby the insurer is owned wholly by the insured. They are typically established to meet the unique risk-management needs of the owners or members
40. 12 Short-Term Credit Insurance is an insurance product which gives protection against losses of non-payment of a trade debt subject to insurance provisions agreed by both the insurer and the insured.
41. Intellectual Property Infringement Abatement Insurance Definition Since the purpose of the policy is to pay legal costs required to enforce intellectual property rights, there is no coverage for damages suffered by the insured that result from the infringement (e.g., lost …
42. Voluntary parting with title or possession of any property by the Insured or others to whom the property may be entrusted (except carriers or other Bailees for hire) if induced to do so by any fraudulent scheme, trick, device or false pretense; l
43. Like the revenue-based methods, the investment method Capitalizes the cost of the policy and the premiums needed to keep it in force, but no income is recognized until the insured dies. A gap in insurance GAAP? New life insurance markets demand new accounting method
44. ‘The consensus is that the insured should have had a non-combustible tarpaulin or heat retardant blanket of some form hung from the top of the Bilge area down to the bottom of the Bilge against the exhaust port hole on the inside of the boat.’
45. Traduzioni aggiuntive: Inglese: Italiano: the Assured n noun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc.: UK (insurance: the insured): l'assicurato nm sostantivo maschile: Identifica un essere, un oggetto o un concetto che assume genere maschile: medico, gatto, strumento, assegno, dolore: The Assured will be responsible for filing the appropriate documents
46. Confiscation, Expropriation, Nationalization (CEN), and Deprivation (CEND) Insurance — political risk coverage purchased by businesses that have an ownership interest in property abroad, to cover loss resulting from government nationalization of the property or other action by the government that effectively deprives the insured of the property or restricts its operations.
47. ' ' IS ARTICLE 11 ( 2 ) OF ANNEX VIII TO THE STAFF REGULATIONS OF OFFICIALS OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES TO BE INTERPRETED AS MEANING THAT EITHER THE ACTUARIAL EQUIVALENT OF RETIREMENT PENSION RIGHTS ACQUIRED OR THE SUMS REPAID FROM THE PENSION FUND MAY BE MADE UP OF THE AMOUNT OF THE CONTRIBUTIONS ( PARTLY THOSE OF THE EMPLOYER AND PARTLY THOSE OF THE INSURED PERSON ) ACTUALLY PAID TO A NATIONAL PENSION SCHEME ( CONTRIBUTORY SCHEME ) AND/OR NOTIONALLY CALCULATED ( NON-CONTRIBUTORY SCHEME ) TOGETHER WITH INTEREST CALCULATED AT THE RATE OF 4% PER ANNUM FROM 31 DECEMBER OF EACH YEAR OF AFFILIATION?
48. Under Paragraph 105a (1) and (4) of Law No 155/1995 on old-age insurance transposing the provisions of the Staff Regulations, insured persons who have become officials or other servants of the European Communities or their institutions and have ceased to be employed or self-employed in the Czech Republic are entitled to have their pension rights acquired in the Czech Republic transferred to the pension scheme of the Communities if they have been granted no pension under the Czech insurance scheme, in which case ‘pension rights shall mean the amount determined as the actuarial equivalent depending on the length of the insured period that has elapsed and the bases of assessment’.