insured party

They never have a certificate of insurance naming the owner as an insured party.

By investing the premiums they collect from insured parties.

When the policy is sold, a premium is paid by the insured party to the insurer.

Sometimes goods are supplied to an insurer for transfer to the insured party in settlement of a claim.

The syndicate has been suffering financial losses because it insured parties against asbestos and pollution lawsuits.

This is a question of guaranteeing consumers - the insured parties - the highest possible level of protection.

The target group of the increased protection is the insured parties and not the shareholders, who are not subject to individual supervision.

And for attacks that cause more damage, the insured parties would pay a special surcharge to help defray the insurers' costs.

In normal circumstances the supply of these replacement goods or services by a third party supplier is seen as being made to the insured party.

Increases in premiums would be charged to the insured parties themselves, and the rationalisation measures would threaten jobs.

Often helplines are provided by insurers to provide assistance to insured parties on matters such as variations of contract and the making of claims.

The insured party (medical payments)

"That's always a judgment call," Mr. Owens said, adding that such issues are typically negotiated between the carrier and the insured party.

The case dealt with an insurer's duty to defend an insured party in light of the insured's intentional acts of property damage.

In the event of loss or damage to cargo due to hazards during voyage, an insured party will be able to recover losses from the insurer.

Early usage of the term carried negative connotations, implying fraud or immoral behavior (usually on the part of an insured party).

This is an option on some life insurance policies that guarantees the insurability of the insured party, despite any future health issues that may arise.

"Although the concept may sound cynical, the advantages of such a system are many fold to both the insured parties and to society in general," the inventors said.

This does not necessarily mean they will have direct contact with the insurer or the insured party because there can be more that one intermediary in a chain.

To reduce the insurance premium, the insured party may offer to pay a higher excess (deductible) than the compulsory excess demanded by the insurance company.

Human Risks: A personal insurance policy offering fast indemnity of a loss owing to or an event affecting the welfare of the insured parties.

In this case, insured parties behave in a more risky manner, resulting in more negative consequences that the insurer must pay for.

A Swiss annuity is similar to an American annuity, in which insured parties pay a premium which will be returned to them in time.

Typically, a public adjuster negotiates with an insurer on behalf of the insured party, in return for a percentage of the funds the insured recovers.

According to the Commission, the common position, which has come about so thoughtfully, forms an important extension of the protection of insured parties within the European Union.