Surrogate Clause Samples
The Surrogate clause designates an individual or entity to act on behalf of another party in specific situations, typically when the original party is unable or unavailable to perform their duties. In practice, this clause outlines the scope of authority granted to the surrogate, such as making decisions, signing documents, or managing affairs during periods of incapacity or absence. Its core function is to ensure continuity and prevent disruption by providing a clear mechanism for delegation and representation when needed.
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Surrogate. The term "Surrogate" shall mean the individuals elected as a substitute insured for the Director for purposes related to any insurance policy applicable to this Agreement.
Surrogate. An Enrollee’s legal guardian, family Member, or other person who has been identified in the Service Agreement with the Personal Care Management (PCM) agency that will be responsible for performing certain personal care attendant (PCA) management tasks that the Enrollee is unable to perform. The Surrogate must live in proximity to the Enrollee and be readily available to perform the PCA management tasks.
Surrogate. The term “Surrogate” shall mean the individual selected as a substitute insured for purposes related to any insurance policy applicable to this Agreement.
Surrogate. When a drift happens, we use a surrogate location in ∆X as if it is the “true” location in the release mechanism.
Surrogate. The term ‘‘surrogate’’ has the same meaning set forth in 38 CFR 17.32(a). Third party payer. The term ‘‘third party payer’’ means a person who pays, or agrees to pay, for diagnosis or treat- ment furnished to a patient on the basis of a contractual relationship with the patient or a member of his or her family or on the basis of the patient’s eligibility for Federal, State, or local governmental benefits.