Can a tenat waive subrogation in its liability policy in new york without out first getting the consent of his insurance company?

Nope. Its a liability for the tattooing company with out parent consent

I can't think of a reason why not. If you want to pay someone to insure something (or someone) they should let you. I suppose it really depends on exactly what the insurance policy is (life insurance, auto insurance, some other general liability insurance). Check with the specific insurance company about the specific type of insurance for an exact answer.

it depends on the company

If the teenager is added to the parents' insurance, then consent is automatic as it is the parents who make the arrangement. As to whether a teenager can buy his or her own policy without parental consent, that may vary from company to company and state to state. Is is best to check with an independent insurance agent who is authorized to speak for several different companies, and will know any applicable state regulations.

This is a HIPAA (federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996) violation.

Nope. It is a liability to take on underage clients with out consent

If such a scenario arises and you have objection to it, bring the matter to the notice of the official concerned of the branch office of the insurance company concerned in writing for their immediate needful action.

At the clinic I work at, we have patients sign a release once a year allowing us to submit claims to their insurance company for the year. It doesn't specify which insurance company though. I would check with your clinic to see if you have signed something of the sort. And if not then it probably is illegal for your clinic to submit a claim without your permission.

Of course not. Also note that you cannot insure a vehicle that you do not own. If you do the company will probably not pay a claim because you do not own the vehicle. They also cannot pay the owner of the vehicle for damage because that person does not have contract with the insurance company so overall you wasted the premiums. It is your responsbility to read your insurance policy and make sure the…

I am pretty sure that they can do that I'm a little younger than you probably think so. Hope it helped, Abbey

Consent to Rate means that the insurance company must have the consent of the insured (i.e. by a signed form) to charge higher than the filed (with the State, if applicable in your state) rate. **** More information** To elaborate on the above answer, Florida is a good example of a state that allows Consent to Rate - these forms must be signed prior to binding. the resons for consent to rate would be Unable…

The consent of surety to final payment is issued by the surety company at the end of a project. The consent states that the owner reserves their right under the bond and the surety company agrees the final payment will not relieve them of any of its obligations.

You don't have to agree but they will cancel the policy. Most homeowners policies include a replacement cost coverage to the structure so they want it to be insure properly.

The answer is NO! If somebody used your car without your consent, it is theft. Simple as that .

The insured can never amend his insurance policy without the consent of his irrevocable beneficiary because this act would lessen or diminish what is due to the irrevocable beneficiary and thus considering that this is a diminution...consent of the IR beneficiary is necessary.

The CC Company may have seen an increase risk when they saw on an updated credit report/score. It could be a late payments, collections or any other derogatory item on your credit report that triggered it. The CC have the power to limit or increase your credit limit to lower their liability.

Yes, with your parent's knowledge and consent.

No they cannot... Unless... the vehicle was totalled in an accident and they have paid you for the actual cash value. They'll still require you sign certain documents releasing the vehicle to them for salvage value. Or... is your insurance company also your leinholder? Many insurance companies are now in the lending business. If that's the case, and you didn't make the payments then, of course, they can reposess the vehicle - it's legally theirs…

Yes. This occurs when a review of your home shows it to be under insured. If your house is insured for 200,000 when it would actually cost 300,000 to replace then it is a problem as most insurance companies guarantee to cover up to the replacement cost.

No, you can not get life insurance without the insured's consent, unless it's for a minor.

Are you sure you understand the terms your using? If your a debtor, why would you argue with subrogation? If your a creditor it is uncommon to be subrogated without consent, and you probably have grounds to protest. But by wanting to do so the court would likey be securing your position for the better....and you would want it. There are three kinds of subrogation: 1. That made by the owner of a thing of…

Yes, someone can take out a life insurance policy on you without your prior consent. An example would be a business which has a defined financial exposure resulting from the unexpected death of an essential employee.

They can if it is bought while you are a minor, otherwise it is insurance fraud and is illegal without your consent.

My first question, which does effect the answer I give, has to do with where did this occur? Was this in the hospital setting, or was this in the doctor's office? if it was in the hospital setting, then I would immediately call the compliance officer or the director over patient complaints. All hospitals have these departments that accept patient complaints, they have a timeline to investigate and get back to you a response. it…

Under insurance law, the contract owner has all the "rights." So, I know of no way to cancel the contract w/o the owner's consent. However, you may wish to contact your state insurance department and/or the insurance company just to be sure. Alternately, you might offer to purchase the contract from the current owner, as is often done with business insurance "buy-sell" arrangements. Best of luck . rjBeeg rbeeg@optonline.net

That's permission to give you a price for the policy. They meed to rate it in order to quote you the price it will cost. The company is required to rate the risk according to your states regulations and it's filings.

Yes. Partners can be removed with the consent from any other party/ies in the account and business seal should be placed on documents when sign. If the business is a Limited Liability (LTD) or such kind of company, company resolution letter to remove the partner may be needed as a special document. This is the general rule. Some variations may occur from country to country.

No, you must have an "insurable Interest" and if other than a minor you must have their consent by signature. Then they must qualify for the insurance. 4LifeGuild

It depends on the terms of your insuring contract. Maybe yes maybe no, Just read the terms of your insurance policy or contact your insurance agent.

You are very entitled. But they do not have to tell any information about the policy, without consent of the insured. Yes, if the insured person has passed and you are the beneficiary, you should call the insurance company and go through their steps to claim the benefit. It is the responsibility of someone that knows the Insured has passed to inform the Insurance Company. If no one tells them, they will assume that the…

1. Characteristics of insurance contract 1. As a risk distributing device: The device of insurance serves to distribute the risk of economic loss among as many as possible of those who are subject to the same kind of risk. This broad sharing of economic risk is the principle of risk-distribution. 2. Contract of adhesion or fine print rule: Insurance is contract of adhesion considering that most of the terms of the contract do not result…

Typically, no. But it would depend on the laws of the state, the type of company, and the specific by- laws.

No, Not legally unless it's your spouse.

Yes, it can but it has to have your signed consent to do so.

This will depend on some factors. Who is the policy-owner? The policy-owner is the only person who can cancel the insurance policy,

Can a employer take money out ur wages apart from tax and national insurance without ure consent

No, there is no privacy when you have insurance. If you get treatment or testing for something medical and it is covered by insurance. The insurance company will know anything related to that. However the HIPPA law that was inacted prevents them from telling anyone else. No. Insurance companies must make the applicant aware they will be testing for HIV, provide general information to them and have the applicant sign a written informed consent. Health…

Informed consent is basically an action taken to inform the involved party of the risks and benefits of necessary actions. It must be obtained due to laws and insurance. It helps lower malpractice insurance as well as legal dues.

Not if the laptop belongs to someone else. If it is company property then it's down to company policy.

Yes, it is actually required that the insurance company reassess the value of your insured home on a regular basis. This is done as a safeguard for the homeowner. Home values change and materials and supplies to rebuild goes up. labor, materials, etc. Therefore, if some unfortunate event such as a fire should occur. And your home was insured at the value it was or ten years ago. You could be putting out some serious…

if it is copyrighted then yes if it's not then no

Not a life insurance policy....The insured party would be considered the policy owner therefore it could not be issued without their knowledge & consent.

Some aspects of the answer depend upon the state in which you live and the law to which it adheres. For example, in many states, the owner of the vehicle and the driver are jointly liable for the damages to the third party if the driver was using the car with the knowledge and consent of the owner. Generally, permission is presumed to exist in the absence of the car having been stolen or there…

No, you must have consent from the celebrity or the company that took the photos.

Yes. It's called "advertising".

Yes, as long as you would be economically deprived "insurable interest" if they were to pass away. For more information see www.SteveShorr,com/life.htm and click on the link for Confidential Life Insurance NO. Even on the site that's advertising here it points out that the company that will do this only does so if there is a contract between the two parties. And it does not cover blood relatives or spouses. So no, not for your…

Did you get in an accident and keep your damaged car If so that's why they had you sign a waiver The car is not able to be insured as it it now until its fully repaired and able to be insured again

A shareholder owns his or her shares. The shareholder needs no ones permission to sell what they own.

Usually it is 18 years old without a parental consent and 16 years old if your parents allow it. In the state of Colorado, I believe, there is no age requirement for getting a tattoo. However, artists may establish their own internal rules for purposes of liability if they wish.

Generally, yes. It is not uncommon for an insurance company to change the terms and conditions of the policies that it issues. For the most part, coverage and rate changes have to be approved by the state insurance regulatory authority. This is because the regulator wants to be sure that the coverage provided is commensurate in the protection that the policy provides to the premium that is charged. Any changes in coverage normally occur at…