Common use of Ownership Changes Clause in Contracts

Ownership Changes. When a change in ownership occurs involving a corporation, a qualified retirement plan or an irrevocable trust, the New Policy will not be considered Rewritten Business for RWB commission rule purposes, even though the insured is the same. Neither will an individually-owned policy sold after a corporate-owned policy is terminated because of business failure or bankruptcy.

Appears in 4 contracts

Sources: Selling Agreement (Paragon Separate Account A), Sales Agreement (Metropolitan Life Separate Account Ul), Sales Agreement (Metropolitan Life Separate Account E)

Ownership Changes. When a change in ownership occurs involving a corporation, a ----------------- qualified retirement plan or an irrevocable trust, the New Policy will not be considered Rewritten Business for RWB commission rule purposes, even though the insured is the same. Neither will an individually-owned policy sold after a corporate-owned policy is terminated because of business failure or bankruptcy.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Sales Agreement (Paragon Separate Account B)

Ownership Changes. When a change in ownership occurs involving a corporation, a ------------------ qualified retirement plan or an irrevocable trust, the New Policy will not be considered Rewritten Business for RWB commission rule purposes, even though the insured is the same. Neither will an individually-owned policy sold after a corporate-owned policy is terminated because of business failure or bankruptcy.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Sales Agreement (Metlife Investors Variable Annuity Account One)