Phrases with «contestable period»

The phrase "contestable period" refers to a specific timeframe during which certain decisions or actions can be challenged or disputed, usually in legal or business contexts. It allows parties involved to question or contest something within that timeframe. Full definition

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Sentences with «contestable period»

According to Pokorski, most standard life insurance policies include a two - year contestable period during which the insurance company can rescind a policy if you lied on your application through misrepresentation or fraud. (bankrate.com)
There is absolutely no question in this case that someone didn't do their job to the extent that the insured should have been told and asked to sign something saying they understood that the life insurance would not pay in a war zone, or due to an act of war or terrorism, or that his adding coverage somehow put a new contestable period in place. (hinermangroup.com)
It's possible because he had just added coverage his policy was subject to a new contestable period. (hinermangroup.com)
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Phrases with «contestable period»

Sentences with «contestable period»

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