Excess Period means the period of up to 4 days, calculated under a regulation, that starts on the day that compensation under chapter 3, part 7 is payable to the worker.33
Excess Period means the period shown in the Schedule commencing from the first date of disablement of the Insured Person and is the period of either Temporary Total Disablement or Temporary Partial Disablement during which We will not pay Compensation.
Excess Period means the period shown in the Policy Schedule commencing from the first date of disablement of the Insured Person and is the period
Examples of Excess Period in a sentence
Payment benefit for Temporary Total Disablement and/or Temporary Partial Disablement will be paid at 4 weekly intervals in arrears commencing after the expiry of the Excess Period.
The number of days constituting each Excess Period must be served consecutively.
Benefit PeriodThe total period, after the expiry of any Excess Period stated in the Schedule, for which We will pay benefits for Temporary Total Disablement and/or Temporary Partial Disablement in respect of any one Accident to any Insured Person.
We will not pay Business Expenses for any period that is within the Excess Period shown in the Schedule.
Excess Period We will not pay Compensation for the Excess Period shown in the Schedule for this Section.
More Definitions of Excess Period
Excess Period means any period of time when the Hirer has the use of the Premises either before or after the Period of the Hiring;
Excess Period means the period of time between the date of the loss and the policy commencing to respond.
Excess Period means the period starting on the first date of Temporary Total Disablement or Temporary Partial Disablement caused by an Injury or Sickness, until the end of the Excess Period shown on the Schedule. We will not pay any Weekly Compensation for this period.
Excess Period means the period at the commencement of each Benefit Period during which the sum insured is not payable.
Excess Period means a period of 90 days starting on the commencement date. If the termination date of your credit/finance agreement falls within the excess period no payment will be made with the exception of a claim for accidental death.
Excess Period means for each Manufacturing Site the period so described in Schedule 3, Part D calculated from the expiry of the Initial Period, or such longer period as may be agreed between the Parties in writing.
Excess Period shall have the meaning set forth in Section 10.03(b) hereof.