Common use of Excess Amounts Clause in Contracts

Excess Amounts. After all of the Benefits have been paid in full, the Trust shall terminate and, after the payment of any unpaid expenses, the assets of the Trust Fund (if any) shall be transferred to the Company.

Appears in 4 contracts

Sources: Trust Agreement (Hubbell Inc), Trust Agreement (Hubbell Inc), Trust Agreement (Newmont Mining Corp /De/)

Excess Amounts. After all of the Benefits have been paid in full, the Trust shall terminate and, after the payment of any unpaid expenses, the assets of the Trust Fund (if any) shall be transferred to the Company. (1) In some cases, the laws of the jurisdiction in which the participant resides may require spousal consent to a change in beneficiary.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Trust Agreement (Hubbell Inc)

Excess Amounts. After all of To the extent there remains an amount in the Trust Fund after the Benefits with respect to all Participants have been paid in full, the Trust shall terminate and, after the payment of any unpaid expenses, and the assets of the Trust Fund (if any) after the payment of any unpaid expenses thereof shall be transferred to the Company.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Trust Agreement (Colgate Palmolive Co)

Excess Amounts. After all of the Benefits have been paid in full, the Trust shall terminate and, after the payment of any unpaid expenses, the assets of the Trust Fund (if any) shall be transferred to the Company. --------------------- (1) In some cases, the laws of the jurisdiction in which the participant resides may require spousal consent to a change in beneficiary.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Trust Agreement (Hubbell Inc)