Common use of Designation of Beneficiaries Clause in Contracts

Designation of Beneficiaries. (a) The Executive may designate a beneficiary to receive any amount payable pursuant to paragraph 2(d) (the “Designated Beneficiary”) by executing and filing with the Company during his/her lifetime, a Beneficiary Designation in the form attached hereto. The Executive may change or revoke any such designation by executing and filing with the Company during his/her lifetime a new Beneficiary Designation. If the Executive is married and names someone other than his/her spouse (e.g., child) as primary beneficiary, the designation is invalid unless the spouse consents by signing the designated area of the Beneficiary Designation form in the presence of a Notary Public.

Designation of Beneficiaries. (a) The Executive may designate a beneficiary to receive any amount payable pursuant to paragraph 2(d2(b) (the “Designated Beneficiary”) by executing and filing with the Company during his/her lifetime, a Beneficiary Designation in the form attached hereto. The Executive may change or revoke any such designation by executing and filing with the Company during his/her lifetime a new Beneficiary Designation. If the Executive is married and names someone other than his/her spouse (e.g., child) as primary beneficiary, the designation is invalid unless the spouse consents by signing the designated area of the Beneficiary Designation form in the presence of a Notary Public.

Designation of Beneficiaries. (a) The Executive may designate a beneficiary to receive any amount payable pursuant to paragraph 2(d2(e) (the “Designated Beneficiary”) by executing and or filing with the Company during his/her lifetime, a Beneficiary Designation in the form attached hereto. The Executive may change or revoke any such designation by executing and filing with the Company during his/her lifetime a new Beneficiary Designation. If the Executive is married and names someone other than his/her spouse (e.g., child) as primary beneficiary, the designation is invalid unless the spouse consents must consent by signing the designated area of the Beneficiary Designation form in the presence of a Notary Public.

Designation of Beneficiaries. (a) The Executive may designate a beneficiary to receive any amount payable pursuant to paragraph 2(d) (the “Designated Beneficiary”) by executing and or filing with the Company during his/her lifetime, a Beneficiary Designation in the form attached hereto. The Executive may change or revoke any such designation by executing and filing with the Company during his/her lifetime a new Beneficiary Designation. If the Executive is married and names someone other than his/her spouse (e.g., child) as primary beneficiary, the designation is invalid unless the spouse consents must consent by signing the designated area of the Beneficiary Designation form in the presence of a Notary Public.

Designation of Beneficiaries. (a) The Executive may designate a beneficiary to receive any amount payable pursuant to paragraph 2(d2(c) (the “Designated Beneficiary”) by executing and or filing with the Company during his/her lifetime, a Beneficiary Designation in the form attached hereto. The Executive may change or revoke any such designation by executing and filing with the Company during his/her lifetime a new Beneficiary Designation. If the Executive is married and names someone other than his/her spouse (e.g., child) as primary beneficiary, the designation is invalid unless the spouse consents must consent by signing the designated area of the Beneficiary Designation form in the presence of a Notary Public.

Designation of Beneficiaries. (a) The Executive may designate a beneficiary to receive any amount payable pursuant to paragraph 2(d) (the “Designated Beneficiary”) by executing and or filing with the Company during his/her lifetime, a Beneficiary Designation in the form attached hereto. The Executive may change or revoke any such designation by executing and filing with the Company during his/her lifetime a new Beneficiary Designation. If the Executive is married and names someone other than his/her spouse (e.g., child) as primary beneficiary, the designation is invalid unless the spouse consents by signing the designated area of the Beneficiary Designation form in the presence of a Notary Public.

Designation of Beneficiaries. (a) The Executive may designate a beneficiary to receive any amount payable pursuant to paragraph 2(d2(b) (the “Designated Beneficiary”) by executing and or filing with the Company during his/her lifetime, a Beneficiary Designation in the form attached hereto. The Executive may change or revoke any such designation by executing and filing with the Company during his/her lifetime a new Beneficiary Designation. If the Executive is married and names someone other than his/her spouse (e.g., child) as primary beneficiary, the designation is invalid unless the spouse consents by signing the designated area of the Beneficiary Designation form in the presence of a Notary Public.

Designation of Beneficiaries. (a) The Executive may designate a beneficiary to receive any amount payable pursuant to paragraph 2(d2(b) (the “Designated Beneficiary”) by executing and filing with the Company during his/her lifetime, a Beneficiary Designation in the form attached hereto. The Executive may change or revoke any such designation by executing and filing with the Company during his/her lifetime a new Beneficiary Designation. If the Executive is married and names someone other than his/her spouse (e.g., child) as primary beneficiary, the designation is invalid unless the spouse consents by signing the designated area of the Beneficiary Designation form in the presence of a Notary Public.