The insured specifically referred to in an insurance policy as one enjoying protection under the policy.
means the Named Insured who applies for this Policy. At the time of application, You, the Named Insured must be at least 18 years of age and no more than 69 years of age.
In a life or health insurance contract, the person or persons, organization, firm, or corporation specifically named as the insured(s) in the policy.
The individual(s) or organization(s) who the declaration section of an insurance policy specifically names as the insured.
means the eligible, registered policy holder of insurance
Name of first person against whom insurance policy is issued
An individual, business or organization that is identified on the policy declarations page as the insured(s) under a policy. Most policies, especially liability policies, will have insureds or additional insureds other than the named insured (such as employees, volunteers, board members, landlords), but only the named insured is responsible for premium payments, receipt of notices, and adjustment of losses.
Any people or entities specifically named in the policy declarations as covered by an insurance policy. There may be others who also are covered by the policy but are not named.
An individual in whose name the insurance contract is issued and who is specifically identified as the person being covered.
The person designated in the policy as the insured, as opposed to someone who may have an interest in a policy but who is not shown by name.
That person so listed on the Declarations and his/her spouse if a resident of the samehousehold.
This is the person or organization named on a property or liability insurance policy. It's the person or organization covered.
The entity named in an insurance policy. See "Additional insured."
The person in whose name the policy is issued and listed on the policy declarations page. Also the spouse of that person if a resident of the same household.
Person, business or other entity named in the Declarations to whom the policy is issued.
Entities or individuals named on the policy as insured by that policy. Most commonly this refers to spouses and other relatives living in the household.
The party or parties specifically named as insured in the insurance contract. Others may have claim on the coverage of a policy by way of internal provisions, but any such right is by way of the agreement between the named insured and the insurance company.
The party designated in an insurance policy as the insured. See also Additional Insured.
The person in whose name the policy is issued, the policyholder, is often referred to as a "named insured." Technically, he or she would be the first party to the contract, the second party being the insurance company that issues the policy.
The person whose life is insured.
1) A policyholder, the person to whom the policy is issued; any person or corporation, or any member thereof, specifically mentioned as insured in a policy, as distinguished from others, who, though unnamed, are protected under certain circumstances. 2) In life insurance: this is the person named on the face page of the policy whose life is covered by the basic contract. (Other persons may be covered by riders attached to the basic contract.)
A person identified in the insurance policy, and on whose behalf the policy is primarily written. The simple word "insured" includes both named and unnamed benefactors of the coverage. See also " Unnamed Insured."
Any person(s), firms or corporation that is named to be protected under the insurance contract.
The person or entity named in a policy as being protected by such policy.
The insured(s) whose name appears on the Policy Declarations.
The individual or organization with whom an insurance contract is made and who is specifically named as a Named Insured in the contract policy declarations.
The person or business entity listed on the policy as being covered and with whom the insurance contract is made.
The person named on the declaration page
The first person in whose name the insurance policy is issued.
Any person or entity specially designated by name as the insured(s) in a policy as distinguished from others who, though unnamed, are covered under some circumstances.
A named insured is a party who is a primary insured on a "named insured's" insurance policy. The named insured is the party who is covered by the insuring agreement of the policy and who is bound by the terms and conditions of the policy, including premium payment. For ease of administration, many insurance companies designate a "first named insured" on a policy as the default point-of-contact and decision-making authority between the insurance company and the policyholder(s).
the actual policyholder who is specifically named on the policy. Named insureds are responsible for premium payment, have the authority to cancel or make changes to a policy, will have a say in the claims process, and are included on any claim checks that are issued.
The actual policyholder wo is specifically named in the policy.
A corporation or individual designated on a policy. Others, such as those operating the vehicle with consent of the insured, may also be protected.
the person designated on the policy as the insured or policyholder.
An insured specifically named in the policy.
the person or person(s) whose name appears on the insurance policy.
Any person, firm or corporation designated by name as the insured person(s) in a policy. Others may be protected by policy definition even though their names aren't on the policy, such as other drivers operating (with consent) the named insured's covered auto.
A policyholder, the person to whom the policy is issued; any person or corporation, or any member thereof, specifically mentioned as insured in a policy, as distinguished from others, who, though unnamed, are protected under certain circumstances. The most common application of this principle is in connection with the "omnibus clause" in automobile liability policies.
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A person, business or other entity specified on the policy Declarations page, to whom it is issued.
any person or organization, or any member thereof, specifically designated by name as insured in a policy as distinguished from others who, though unnamed, are protected under some circumstances. A common application of this latter principle is in liability policies wherein by a definition of "insured" protection is extended to interests (not designated by name) according to their status or in particular situations or circumstances - e.g., employees are automatically insureds under a CGL. (See FIRST NAMED INSURED)
The person or party designated in the policy as the insured, as opposed to someone who may be covered by the policy, but is not specifically named.
Any person, firm, or corporation, or any member thereof, specifically designated by name as the insured(s) in a policy. Others may be protected as insureds even though their names do not appear on the policy. A common application of this latter principle is in Automobile policies where, under the definition of insured, protection is extended to cover other drivers using the car with the permission of the named insured.