All insurance contracts are aleatory by their very nature. This is because, while the insured is required to pay premiums to keep the contract in force, the insurer may not be required to perform if a loss within the scope of coverage does not occur.
Evan Keith Rowe has written: 'Health, insurance, and pension plans in union contracts' -- subject(s): Collective labor agreements, Health Insurance, Insurance, Health, Insurance, Life, Life Insurance, Old age pensions
contact of insurance is an example of indemnity contracts
Most insurance contracts are indemnity contracts. Indemnity contracts apply to insurances where the loss suffered can be measured in terms of money.
Health and life insurance for a pro soccer player can be purchased through any life insurance and health insurance agent. The insurance can also be supplied by the player's management.
Its all insurance that is not life insurance such as health insurance, auto insurance, home insurance, and so on.
Globe Life is a life and health insurance provider.
Worldwide health insurance for an unlimited time can be acquired by HealthCare International and Global Health Insurance. The HealthCare International has a life insurance policy that is annually renewable. The Platinum plan of Global Health Insurance is that as well.
yes it do cover life insurance not health insurance.
Yes, it is. It could fall on either life or health insurance - that is if you have either.
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That is definitely correct! The terms of that 'contract' and the obligations on each party will be dependent on the country (and possibly the state), however for term life insurance policies generally the life insured is obligated to pay the premiums for the insured sum and if the life insured has met the application obligations in obtaining the policy, the life insurance company is obligated to pay that sum. In Australia, life insurance contacts between the life insurance company and the life insured is regulated by the Insurance Contracts Act 1984. In the UK, I believe the origins of Life Insurance contracts stem from the Life Assurance Act 1774.
Some health insurance plans offer a AD&D Life Insurance Policy. That is why you would name a beneficiary for a health insurance company.