A written note by the policyholder to their insurer, giving notice of an accident or other loss.
The notice submitted by an insured to the insurer regarding the occurrence of a loss. Policy conditions specify how long the insured has to notify the insurer of the loss, in what format, and the information the loss notice must contain.
Written notice of the loss to the Insurance Company as outlined in the conditions of the Insurance policy
Notice the insured provides to the insurer that a loss has occurred.
a policy condition requiring the insured to notify the company immediately of any possible claim. BACK TO THE TOP
The act of informing an insurance company of a loss.
Notification to an insurance company by an insured or claimant that a loss has occurred. Written notice may be required, although many companies accept notice by telephone.
Many insurance policies require the insured to provide immediate written notice to the insurer of any loss or occurrence or any other event which may result in a loss or occurrence. In liability policies, there are generally two types of notice clauses; one deals with the notice of an event, and the other deals with the notice of a claim or suit.
A written notice required by insurance companies immediately after an accident or other loss. Part of the standard provisions defining a policyholder's responsibilities after a loss.
Notice to an insurer that a loss has occurred. Notice of loss is a condition of most policies, and it is frequently required within a given time and in a particular manner.
To make a report to an Insurance Company that a loss has occurred.
The conditions of the insurance policy require that any person sustaining a loss insured by the policy shall immediately give notice to the company of such loss. Failure to give notice as required has been held to be a bar against recovery. The notice is required to be in writing, and verbal notice to the agent or broker will not be sufficient to comply with the condition.