Excess means an amount of money paid in a calendar year towards the cost of each hospital episode of care up to an annual maximum before fund benefits are payable.
Excess means the amount as stated in the rental agreement that you are responsible for in the event of damage.
Examples of Excess in a sentence
Excess Collections to Certificateholders Total Distribution(1) Total Trustee Fees and any Asset Representations Reviewer fees (max.
Promoting Excess Food Donation to Nonprofit Organizations (JUN 2020) (42 U.S.C. 1792).
The Excess or Umbrella coverage must provide the required Liability limit over the General Liability, Automobile Liability, Employers Liability s, Professional Liability and Environmental Liability policies (if required).
An Excess Liability policy or Umbrella policy can be used to satisfy the above limits.
Excess Emission Duration (hours) If duration is other than zero, submit Visible Emission form.
More Definitions of Excess
Excess means any property under the control of any Federal agency which is not required for its needs and the discharge of its responsibilities, as determined by the head thereof.
Excess means:the first amount of each claim or series of claims arising out of any one Occurrence for which You are responsible. The Excess applicable to this insurance appears in the Schedule. The Excess applies to all amounts for which We will be liable, including the indemnity provided by Insuring Clause 2.2 (Defence Costs and Supplementary Payments).
Excess means the amount the Takaful Participant must pay towards a claim before the Company pays. The amount will be stated on the Schedule or in any selected Optional Perils.
Excess means the amount You must pay towards a claim before We pay. The amount will be stated on the Schedule or in any selected Optional Benefits.
Excess means the amount which you must first pay for each claim Arising from the one event before a claim can be made under your policy.