Common use of Missing Persons Clause in Contracts

Missing Persons. Where an insured person has gone missing, a claim exists for benefits according to the sum insured for the event of a death. The insurer is only obliged to provide benefits if the insured person has been declared dead as part of a public notice procedure, the person has been publicly declared as missing, and a certificate has been provided. If the insured person has survived the period during which they went missing, the benefits that have been paid must be repaid.

Missing Persons. Where an insured person has gone missing, a claim exists for benefits according to the sum insured for the event of a death. The insurer is only obliged to provide benefits if the insured person has been declared dead as part of a public notice procedure, the person has been publicly declared as missing, and a certificate has been provided. If the insured person has survived the period during which they he went missing, the benefits that have been paid must be repaid.