An employee who becomes entitled under the terms of the group policy to have an individual policy issued without evidence of insurability must:

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Jarvis

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16 March, 07:25

An employee who becomes entitled under the terms of the group policy to have an individual policy issued without evidence of insurability must:

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be given an additional period to exercise this right.

Explanation:

A group policy is a policy that covers a group of people including the members of any professional association, employee of any particular organization, or society members, etc.

Now when an employee is entitled to have an individual policy under the terms of the group policy without the evidence of any insurability and if such employee is not given a notice period of his right which is within 15 days before the period of expiry, must be given additional time to exercise or have his right.