I think the company is liable to pay to insured nominee in case any reason
death of the insured except mention above.
Not exact matches
Fundamentally, an annuity is an insurance policy,
except that instead
of insuring against an early
death as life insurance does, an annuity is insurance against living so long that you run through your savings.
In the event
of any
death of or bodily injury to any person including occupants carried in the vehicle but
except so far as it is necessary to meet the requirements
of Motor Vehicles Act, the Company shall not be liable where such
death or injury arises out
of and in the course
of the employment
of such person by the
insured under any its plans.
If the
insured dies during the term, the beneficiaries will receive the
death benefit regardless
of the cause
of death,
except in the case
of suicide.
In case
of death of life
insured due to actual or attempted suicide within 12 months No benefit is payable,
except to the extent
of a maximum
of 90 %
of single premium paid excluding any extra premium (in case
of single premium policies).
Life insurance
death benefits are generally tax - free —
except when three different people play the roles
of policy owner, the
insured and the beneficiary.