Common use of Temporary Total Disablement Clause in Contracts

Temporary Total Disablement. If during the Policy Year, the Insured Person sustains Injury which directly results in Temporary Total Disablement which completely prevents the Insured Person from performing each and every duty pertaining to employment or Occupation, then We will pay a weekly benefit, provided that: i. The Temporary Total Disablement is certified by a Medical Practitioner. ii. Our liability to make payment will be limited to of 1% of the Sum Insured for each week during the period of temporary total disablement for a period as specified in the Policy Schedule not exceeding 100 weeks from the date of the Accident and if the Insured Person is disabled for a part of a week, then only a proportionate part of the weekly benefit will be payable. iii. We will not pay any amount in excess of the Sum Insured mentioned in the Policy Schedule. iv. We will not pay any amount in excess of the Insured Person’s base weekly income excluding overtime, bonuses, tips, commissions, or any other special compensation We will pay the percentage of the Sum Insured shown in the table below: Temporary Total Disablement (weekly benefit) weekly benefit up to a maximum of 100 weeks or as mentioned in the Schedule

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