Definitions for "Policy Period"
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The dates on the declarations page that denote when the coverage provided by the insurance policy will begin and end. (See also, Effective Dates, In Force.)
The policy period is the time between the beginning and end of your car insurance policy.
the length of your insurance contract, usually 12 months
This is the term during which your policy is in force. With a term life insurance policy, for example, the policy period has a starting and ending date, such as from midnight on September 12, 2000 to midnight on September 11, 2010. Many term policies can be renewed prior to expiration by paying the renewal premium. Also sometimes called "policy term."
( durée de la police ou période d'assurance) The time between the inception and the expiry of the particular insurance policy as it appears on the policy document.
This is the period of time a policy is in effect.
The period during which a policy contract affords insurance protection.
Amount of time an insurance policy is in force.
The period of time which commences with the policy effective date specified on the Declarations Page and expires upon cancellation, renewal or non-renewal of the policy. The policy period is never more than 365 days except for 366 days in a leap year.
The period during which the policy contract affords protection.
This specifies the length of time that the policy is in effect, usually one year. This is the period for which the premium is paid.
The amount of time an insurance policy lasts. This period is from the time that the policy is bound to the time that the policy is canceled or renewed for another policy period.
the time specified in the policy for which coverage for the risk will be available. Coverage begins at the inception date of the policy and ends on the expiration date.
The date and time specified in the Declarations for when coverage begins and ends.
The amount of time an insurance contract or policy provides coverage.
The period of time during which you are covered by your policy.
The period a policy is in force, from the beginning or effective date to the expiration date.
The amount of time insurance contract (policy) last.
The length of time during which the policy contract affords protection; also called the policy term.
The period under which the insured is protected from stated risks.
Also known as the term period. The length of time the policy is in effect.
The amount of time an insurance contract or policy lasts.
The period of time in which a policy is in effect. For example, six months or one year, are standard policy periods.
Time period during which an insurance policy is in force.
When the coverages of an insurance policy apply. This is usually shown as an effective date and an expiration date. It may also be called the policy term. The policy period for most mobile home policies is one year.
The term or duration of a policy including the effective and expiration dates.
The period during which the policy contract provides protection, e.g., six months or one or three years.
The term for which insurance remains in force sometimes definite sometimes not.