Common use of Disappearance Clause in Contracts

Disappearance. If an Insured Person disappears and after a suitable period of time it is reasonable for the Police or registration authorities to believe that such Insured Person has died as a result of Bodily Injury, the Death benefit shall become payable subject to a signed undertaking being given by the executor’s of the deceased’s estate that if the belief is subsequently found to be wrong such Death benefit shall be refunded to Chubb.

Disappearance. If an Insured Person disappears and after a suitable period of time it is reasonable for the Police police or registration authorities to believe that such Insured Person has died as a result of Bodily Injury, the Death death benefit shall become payable subject to a signed undertaking being given by the executor’s of the deceased’s estate Policyholder that if the belief is subsequently found to be wrong such Death death benefit shall be refunded to Chubbthe Insurer.

Disappearance. If an Insured Person disappears and after a suitable period of time it is reasonable for the Police or registration authorities to believe that such Insured Person has died as a result of Bodily Injury, the Death benefit shall become payable subject to a signed undertaking being given by the executor’s of the deceased’s estate Policyholder that if the belief is subsequently found to be wrong such Death benefit shall be refunded to Chubbthe Insurer.