The Acceptance Letter issued by an insurance company in response to a proposal is deemed a counter proposal, acceptance by the proposer being by payment of the first premium.
An offer letter that contains all terms and conditions of life assurance.
The letter submitted by the loan applicant indicating his willingness to accept the loan as per the terms of issue mentioned in the sanction letter. This letter is normally sent out within a particular time frame varying between 1-3 months from the date of the sanction letter.
a letter setting out the terms of an offer of life assurance
an ethical contract between you and the employer after you have been offered a job
a positive response to either an invitation or a job offer
A letter signed by the lessee signifying the equipment has been delivered. The letter allows the lessor to pay the vendor. Advance Payments One or more lease payments required to be paid to the lessor at the beginning of the lease term. Lease structures commonly require one payment to be made in advance. This term also refers to leasing arrangements in which the lease payment is due at the beginning of each period.
Once the sanction letter is issued, the applicant will, on reading the terms of the issue, communicate his willingness to accept the loan by way of an acceptance letter within a particular time frame which varies between 1-3 months from the date of the sanction letter and also pay the requisite administrative fee.
An offer of life assurance that sets out the terms.
A document issued by life assurance companies in response to an application for cover. Deemed to be a counter offer valid for a limited period only. Details amount of cover and terms on which insurer is willing to proceed. Proposer accepts the terms by payment of first premium.
An offer of life assurance, setting out the terms.
Life assurers, on receiving a proposal, issue a letter indicating that they are prepared to accept it on payment of the premium. This constitutes an offer which the proposer can accept by paying.