total disablement definition

total disablement means such disablement, whether of a temporary or permanent nature, as incapacitates a workman for all work which he was capable of performing at the time of the accident resulting in such disablement:

total disablement means disablement which continues for 12 consecutive months and at that time is certified by a Medical Practitioner as being beyond hope of improvement, which results in your complete inability to engage in or attend to any gainful employment for which you are reasonably qualified to perform by reason of education, training or experience or for which you may become fit to perform through rehabilitation and retraining.

total disablement means injury of a permanent nature which solely and directly totally disables and prevents you from attending to any business, occupation of any and every kind or if you have no business or occupation, from attending to your usual duties or activities.

Examples of total disablement in a sentence

• On payment of a Claim under Benefit II (a): Death or Permanent Total Disablement, the cover will cease in respect of that Insured Person.

• Benefit E shall cease on the date the disablement becomes Permanent Total Disablement.

• If We have accepted a Claim for Accidental Death or Permanent Total Disablement in accordance with Benefit 1 or 2 of Section A, then We will pay the amount up to the limit specified in the Policy Schedule / Certificate of Insurance, in respect of Insured Person’s dependent child under the Age of 25 and unmarried as on the date of Accident towards: the Dependent child’s education, irrespective of whether the child (children) is an Insured Person under this Policy.

• If the Insured Person sustains an Injury in an Accident which occurs during the Policy Period and which completely incapacitates the Insured Person from engaging in any employment or occupation of any description whatsoever which the Insured Person was capable of performing at the time of that Accident We will pay the weekly benefit specified in the Policy Schedule / Certificate of Insurance for each week or part thereof for which the Temporary Total Disablement continues.

• If We have accepted a Claim for Accidental Death, Permanent Total Disablement, Permanent Partial Disablement or Temporary Total Disablement in accordance with Benefit 1, 2, 3 or 4 of Section A, then We will reimburse the costs of to and fro economy class ticket up to the limit specified in the Policy Schedule / Certificate of Insurance for one of the Insured Person’s Immediate Relatives to travel from their place of residence to the location of the Insured Person.

More Definitions of total disablement

total disablement means injury of a permanent nature which solely and directly totally disables and prevents you from attending to any business, occupation of any and every kind or if you have no

total disablement means disablement that entirely prevents the Insured Person from carrying out all the normal duties of the Insured Person’s Usual Occupation, as certified by a legally qualified medical practitioner.

total disablement means such disablement whether of a temporary or permanent nature, as incapacitates a workman for all work which he was capable of performing at the time the injury was sustained:

total disablement means totally disabled from engaging in or attending to your usual occupation.

total disablement means Injury of a permanent nature which solely and directly totally disables and prevents an Insured Person from attending to any business, occupation of any and every kind or if he has no business or occupation, from attending to his usual duties.

total disablement means disablement that entirely prevents the Voluntary Worker from carrying out all the normal duties of his or her usual occupation, as certified by a legally qualified medical practitioner.

total disablement means Injury of a permanent nature which solely and directly totally disables and prevents the Insured Person from attending to any business, occupation of any and every kind or if the Insured Person has no business or occupation, from attending to his usual duties.