Construction of a new sewer, on or off the line of an existing sewer. The function of the new sewer will incorporate that of the old, but may also include other improvements or development work.
When an insured, who has purchased a policy from Company A, terminates the insurance in order to purchase a policy form Company B.
In life insurance, the act of substituting a new policy for another policy already in force. This practice is regulated in most states because, in many instances, it is not considered in the insured's best interests to make such a switch, especially when one cash value policy is replaced with another cash value policy.
Having some or all the atoms being exchanged for atoms of a similar element. The process of one mineral taking the place of another mineral or material, with one or two atoms per molecule in the structure being exchanged with a different one with similar characteristics, thus creating a new mineral that retains the shape of the first mineral. (See Pseudomorph for more information.) Also refers to one element of a mineral to partially or fully substitute itself to another element.
an event in which one thing is substituted for another; "the replacement of lost blood by a transfusion of donor blood"
Act of replacing one life insurance policy with another; may be done legally under certain conditions. (See twisting.)
The act of terminating coverage with one insurer for coverage with another.
Issuance of a new bond when a bond is reported lost, stolen, destroyed, mutilated, or not received.
Refers to the removal of existing materials which can no longer perform their proper function and their replacement with as exact a substitute as possible (i.e. the replacement of old shingles with new that match the existing shingles in material, pattern and exposure). This may be impossible when materials are unavailable or costs are to high.
A new policy sold to replace a policy that is currently in force. Representation The applicant's statements on the application for life insurance that they represent to be substantially true to the best of their knowledge but that are not warranted as exact.
A new policy written to take the place of one currently in force.
The act of surrendering an insurance policy or part of an insurance policy in order to buy another policy.
The process of canceling one policy and obtaining another policy to replace it usually to obtain better coverage or lower rates.
See `global substitution.'
Replacement is the process of purchasing a new individual life insurance policy to take the place of an existing individual life policy or part of the coverage of that policy. Consumers need to complete a Life Insurance Disclosure Form, to ensure you're fully aware and understand the pros and cons of both policies.
A chemical process whereby hydrothermal fluids, passing through permeable rocks, react with the rocks to dissolve original minerals and replace them with ore and/or other gangue minerals.
The result of a nonsynonymous substitution at the protein level.
The replacing of one life insurance policy with another. To prevent financial harm to the policyowner, agents and insurers must follow prescribed procedures.
Fossilization process that occurs when an organism is completely decomposed and replaced by mineral.
value in an insurance contract, the cost of replacing an insured item at its current price, even if that price is higher than what you originally paid for it
The act of terminating one (or more than one) insurance policy and purchasing a new one (or more than one) to take it's place.
Insurance that provides replacement of the item damaged beyond economical repair or lost. Ensure that if you are required to provide a valued inventory, the values declared are the replacement value.
Often defined by state insurance regulation, a replacement is typically deemed to have been made when an agent solicits a new policy in exchange for an old one.
Substituting one life insurance policy for another. For example, someone may buy a life insurance policy while canceling another because of the new purchase. This is legal if the policyowner decides to do it on his or her own. This decision must be properly documented by the policyowner and the new insurance carrier.
The progressive substitution of one mineral for another;
Insurance that provides replacement of the item damaged beyond economical repair or lost. Shipper: The person (customer) whose goods are being moved.
Most policies of insurance of property give the company the right to substitute other property of like kind and quality for insured property which has been damaged or destroyed. This is making a replacement.
The substitution of Health Insurance coverage from one policy contract to another.
A process by which one mineral replaces another, while often retaining the physical form of the first mineral.
the process by which a new mineral grows in the body of an old mineral by undergoing simultaneous capillary solution and deposition. [AHDOS