Phrases with «permanent incapacity»

"Permanent incapacity" refers to a long-term or lifelong condition where a person is permanently unable to perform certain actions or tasks due to physical, mental, or other limitations. It means they will never regain the ability to do those activities. Full definition

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Sentences with «permanent incapacity»

If you have not reached preservation age but have permanently retired, a benefit can only be paid as a result of permanent incapacity, severe financial hardship, compassionate reasons or death. (ato.gov.au)
«Serious physical harm» is defined to mean «physical harm that carries a substantial risk of death»; «physical harm that involves either partial or total permanent incapacity»; or «physical harm that involves acute pain of a duration that results in substantial suffering or that involves any degree of prolonged or intractable pain.» (animallawcoalition.com)
The FirstLIFE Advisor that will explain the various life insurance options to you, and will also be able to introduce you to other benefits, such as Disability Cover, the Sickness and Permanent Incapacity Benefit, Critical Illness benefit as well as our Short Term Insurance and Medical Aid products should you wish. (life-insurance-online.co.za)
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Phrases with «permanent incapacity»

Sentences with «permanent incapacity»

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