Claim Settlement Period definition

Claim Settlement Period means the 60 days following the Perfected Claim Date, except as described in Sections 67(e), 74(b) and 77(a) of this Policy.
Claim Settlement Period means a sixty (60) day period that begins on the day a Claim becomes a Perfected Claim.
Claim Settlement Period means, with respect to a given Claim, the date beginning on the date the Claim is perfected as specified in Section 8.1 (Claim Filing) and ending sixty (60) days from that date.

Examples of Claim Settlement Period in a sentence

  • In the event that a Pre-Arranged Sale fails to close prior to the end of the Claim Settlement Period, the Company may postpone payment of the Insurance Benefit for up to (90) ninety days, or if earlier, until such Pre-Arranged Sale closes or is terminated, provided that interest on the Default Amount at the rate due upon the Loan during such postponement is paid to the Insured.

  • In the event the Company does not pay the Insurance Benefit within the Claim Settlement Period, it will pay interest on the Insurance Benefit at the rate due under the Loan from the last day of the Claim Settlement Period until the Claim is paid.

  • Claim Payments paid by Claim Administrator in the particular Claim Settlement Period.

  • A Claim settlement shall be determined for each Claim Settlement Period indicated in the Fee Schedule specifications of the most current ASO BPA.

  • If, within the Claim Settlement Period, Employer Payments exceed the Claim Settlement Total, Claim Administrator may, at its option, pay such difference to Employer, apply the difference against amounts then owed Claim Administrator by Employer or authorize a reduction equal to such difference from the next Claim Settlement Total due Claim Administrator from Employer.

  • If, within the Claim Settlement Period, the Claim Settlement Total exceeds Employer Payments, Employer will pay the difference to Claim Administrator.

  • If either the Insured or the Company intends to pursue a deficiency judgment against the Borrower, no later than during the Claim Settlement Period the party that is the proponent of pursuing a deficiency will promptly notify the other party of its intent and the parties will determine whether the deficiency judgment will be sought for the account of such proponent or for the account of both parties.

  • The Claim settlement will be determined within sixty (60) days from the last day of the Claim Settlement Period.

  • No suit or action on the Company's disposition of a Claim or Insurance Benefit may be brought against the Company until sixty (60) days have elapsed from the last day of the Claim Settlement Period.

  • Following acquisition of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇'s Title by the Insured and extending until the last day of the Claim Settlement Period, the Insured shall authorize its agent, when requested by the Company, to release marketing information for the Property to the Company, and the Insured shall grant the Company reasonable access to the Property in order to inspect and/or value the Property.


More Definitions of Claim Settlement Period

Claim Settlement Period means the 30 days following the Perfected Claim Date, excep t as described in Sections 67(e), 74(b) and 77(a) of this Policy.”