Condition resulting from a drug or chemical substance overdose or from the wrong drug or agent given or taken in error.
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Polarisation/depolarisation
The concept of polarisation was introduced by the preFSA regulators making it mandatory for financial advisors to be either independent or tied to one company. The FSA has depolarised and restricts an authorised representative to one principal for investment business for retail clients while able to access the products of other providers through their princip There is no limit on the number of principals in regard to commercial customers. Authorised persons are not restricted as to number of principals in regard to non-investment general insurance contracts but the principals enter into a multiple-principals agreement to facilitate the supervision of the authorised person concerned.
Polarization
Division of insurance intermediaries in two categories: those placing business for one company, and those free to place business with any insurer without intermediate categories.
Policies Annual
One year polices are called ‘annual policies’ and sell for the basic rate.
Policies Attaching (See also Basis of Attachment Underwriting Year)
The provision in a reinsurance contract that designates that the losses to which the reinsurance applies are those losses that are covered under those original policies that are issued (as new or renewal policies) during the term of the reinsurance even if the actual date of the original loss happened after the termination of the reinsurance contract. (See also Loss Occurring During.)
Policies Incepting Basis
A basis for a reinsurance treaty whereby the test of the reinsurer’s liability is when the original insurance was effected rather than whether the loss occurred or was notified during the reinsurance period.
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UK: A reinsurance treaty written on the basis that the reinsurer’s liability is based on when the underlying policy was effected and not whether the loss occurred or was notified.
Policies of Assurance Act 1867
An Act enabling the assignee of a life policy to sue in his own name provided that he has an equitable right to the proceeds and has given the insurer written notice of the date and purpose of the assignment. The assignee has no title until notice is given and will find that ‘priority of notice regulates the priority of the claim. The assignment can be by endorsement or separate document.
Policies Short Term
Policies written for less than one year are called short rate or short term policies.
Policies Term
Policies written for more than a year are called ‘term policies.’
Policy
A term referring to the contract that begins insurance coverage and any attached forms.
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A written contract of insurance between the insurer and the policyholder. It is typically composed of a declarations page, policy form, and endorsements or riders that amend the policy form.
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UK: any document containing written evidence of the contract between the insurer and the insured; if the full terms of the contract are located in more than one document, all relevant documents taken together constitute the policy.
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Contract of Insurance are evidenced in the form of policies. Policy is a printed document issued to the insured by the Company stating the terms of the Insurance contract. This is a written contract of Insurance between an Insurance Company and the Policy holder.
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MEDICAL,USA: Printed document that is a legally enforceable agreement stating the conditions and terms of the insurance contract between an individual or organization and the insurance company that is issued to the policyholder by the company; also referred to as insurance contract and policy .
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MEDICAL,USA,REFERENCE See: insurance policy.
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US: The printed legal document stating the terms of the insurance contract that is issued to the policyholder by the company. A contract of insurance. The legal document issued by the company to the policyholder, which outlines the conditions and terms of the insurance; also called the policy contract or the contract.
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The wording of a contract of insurance or reinsurance.
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The written contract of insurance.
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UK: Written evidence of the contract between the insurer and the insured. Under the contra proferentem rule ambiguity will be construed against the insurer as the document writer.