Act of God. This has been defined as an event due to ‘natural causes Directly and exclusively without human intervention.’ Examples of acts of God are storms, earthquake, lightning etc.
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Also known as an Act of God. An accident for which no one person can be blamed.
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Vis Major or Act of Good for Negligence (Degrees and Defenses available to the Defendant)
This has been defined as an event due to “natural causes Directly and exclusively without human intervention. “Examples of acts of God are storm, earthquake, lightning, etc.
Visa
An invoice properly validated by the Minister of Trade in regard to quota entries.
Vishing
The fraudulent practice of making phone calls or leaving voice messages purporting to be from reputable companies in order to induce individuals to reveal personal information, such as bank details and credit card numbers. Aka Robocalls.
Visible means
Emphasises the importance to the insurer of restricting personal accident cover to bodily cause by accidental external means. Anything which is external is also visible. Exceptions to this strict meaning arise in connection with the accidental taking of poison or the inhaling of gas. If a person consumes poison when they intend to take a prescribed medicine, the act is at least visible and a fortuitous element is involved.
Vision care
Insurance coverage that provides benefits for preventive and corrective eye care and is usually offered with basic coverage (e.g., surgical and/or medical benefits).
Vision Care Coverage
A health insurance plan usually tailor made and offered only on a group basis which covers routine eyes examination and which may cover all or part of the cost of eyeglasses and lenses.
Vision care coverage (Health Insurance)
A type of health insurance plan under which vision care, such as eye examination, and vision aids, such as glasses or contacts, are at least partially covered.
Vision examination
Inspection of the eye by an optometrist or ophthalmologist that includes the case history, external examination, ophthalmoscopic examination, refractive status, binocular balance testing, glaucoma testing, and prescription for corrective lenses.
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