FOR LOSS OF Sample Clauses

FOR LOSS OF. Life Principal Sum The Entire Sight of Both Eyes Two Times the Principal Sum One Hand and the Entire Sight of One Eye Two Times the Principal Sum One Foot and the Entire Sight of One Eye Two Times the Principal Sum Speech and Hearing in Both Ears Two Times the Principal Sum Speech Principal Sum Hearing in both ears Principal Sum Hearing in one ear One Half the Principal Sum All the Toes on one foot One Half the Principal Sum FOR LOSS, OR LOSS OF USE OF: One Leg or One Arm Principal Sum One Hand or One Foot Three Fourths of the Principal Sum Both Hands Principal Sum Both Feet Principal Sum Thumb and Index Finger or at least four fingers of the Same Hand Principal Sum FOR PERMANENT TOTAL DISABLEMENT: meaning disablement which entirely prevents the Insured Person from attending to any business or occupation for which they are reasonably suited by training, education or experience and which lasts twelve months and at the end of that period is beyond hope of improvement Tetraplegia (Total and Irreversible Paralysis of all four limbs) Two Times the Principal Sum Quadriplegia (Total and Irreversible Paralysis of all four limbs) Two Times the Principal Sum Paraplegia (Total and Irreversible Paralysis of both lower limbs) Two Times the Principal Sum Hemiplegia (Total and Irreversible Paralysis of One Arm and One Leg on the same side of the body) Two Times the Principal Sum
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FOR LOSS OF. Life (In addition to Life Insurance) Both Eyes Both Hands Both Feet One Hand and One Foot One Hand and Sight of One Eye One Foot and Sight of One Eye One Leg One Arm One Hand Sight of Eye the Thumb and Finger One Hand AMOUNT
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FOR LOSS OF. AMOUNT Life (in addition to the Life Insurance) Principle Sum Both Eyes Principle Sum Both Hands Principle Sum Both Feet Principle Sum One Hand and One Foot Principle Sum One Hand and Sight of One Eye Principle Sum One Foot and Sight of One Eye Principle Sum One Leg 3/4 Principle Sum One Arm 3/4 Principle Sum One Hand 1/2 Principle Sum Sight of One Eye 1/2 Principle Sum Both the Thumb and Index Finger of One Hand 1/4 Principle Sum The Principle Sum is the maximum payable for all losses due to any one (1) accident. No benefits are payable for losses due to intentionally self‐inflicted injuries, suicide, declared or undeclared war, full‐time service in the Armed Forces, or while a crew member in an aircraft. Effective April 1, 1991, the Principle Sum will be thirty thousand ($30,000.00) dollars.
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