Conditional Hibah definition
Examples of Conditional Hibah in a sentence
The takaful benefit is passed to the intended recipient (beneficiary) via Conditional Hibah contract which is revocable and shall only take effect after the death of the Participant and it is complete after Hibah recipient acknowledges receiving the Hibah.
Conditional Hibah is to be completed by the Participant who has attained the age of eighteen (18) years, whereby the nominee(s) shall receive the takaful benefit as a Hibah recipient (the beneficiary) and the takaful proceeds under this contract shall be excluded from applicable inheritance law.
Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei There are two (2) types of nomination in takaful: • Conditional Hibah is applicable to the beneficiary of the death benefit; it is revocable and shall only take effect after the death of the Applicant or after the death of the Person Covered and the Applicant is no longer alive and it is complete after Hibah recipient(s) acknowledges receiving the Hibah.
Takaful Hibah is a Conditional Hibah that is revocable and shall only take effect after the death of the Applicant (for the Applicant and the Covered Person are the same person) or after the death of the Covered Person and the Applicant is no longer alive (for the Applicant and the Covered Person not the same person) and it is complete after Takaful Hibah recipient(s) acknowledges receiving the Takaful Hibah.