Common use of Recurrence of Disability Clause in Contracts

Recurrence of Disability. If an eligible employee ceases to be totally disabled after receiving benefits and, while covered hereunder again becomes totally disabled due to the same or a related cause, the later disability will be considered to be a continuation of the previous disability unless such employee completely recovered from the previous disability and was continuously actively employed full time and for full pay for a period of at least 60 days after termination of the previous disability.

Recurrence of Disability. If an eligible employee ceases to be totally disabled after receiving benefits and, while covered hereunder and within six (6) months again becomes totally disabled due to the same or a related cause, the later disability will be considered to be a continuation of the previous disability unless such disability. If an employee completely recovered from the previous disability and was continuously actively employed returns to active work full time and for full pay for a continuous period of less than sixty (60) days, benefits will be paid at least 60 days after termination the same rate as before. No benefit will be paid if an employee is entitled to receive any other group income benefits, on account of the previous their disability.

Recurrence of Disability. If an eligible insured employee ceases to be totally disabled after receiving benefits and, while covered hereunder and within six months again becomes totally disabled due to the same or a related cause, the later disability will be considered to be a continuation of the previous disability unless disability. Where such employee completely recovered from the previous disability and was continuously actively employed has returned to active work full time and for full pay for a continuous period of less than 60 days, benefits will be paid at least 60 days after termination the same rate as before. No benefit will be payable if the insured person is entitled to receive any other group income benefits, on account of the previous his/her disability.

Recurrence of Disability. If an eligible employee ceases you cease to be totally disabled after receiving benefits and, while covered hereunder and within six (6) months again becomes become totally disabled due to the same or a related cause, the later disability will be considered to be a continuation of the previous disability unless such employee completely recovered from the previous disability and was continuously actively employed disability. If you return to active work full time and for full pay for a continuous period of less than 60 days, benefits will be paid at least 60 days after termination the same rate as before. No benefit will be payable if you are entitled to receive any other group income benefits, on account of the previous your disability.