Exam term
Entire contract provision
The provision stating that the policy, the attached application, and any attached riders or endorsements make up the whole agreement, so nothing outside those documents binds either party.
Lessons that use this term
- Core contract provisions: entire contract, insuring clause, free look, consideration, owner's rights Florida
- Mandatory provisions I: entire contract, incontestability, grace period, reinstatement Florida
- Submitting the application for underwriting Florida
- Individual life contract standard provisions Florida
- Insurance contract law and its unique characteristics New York
- Application mechanics: signatures, changes, and incomplete applications New York
- Core contract provisions: entire contract, insuring clause, free look, consideration, owner's rights New York
- New York required life policy provisions: misstatement of age, statements of the applicant, and proof of death (Ins. Law 3203-3204) New York
- New York required annuity contract provisions (Ins. Law 3219, 4220, 4223) New York
- Completing the health insurance application New York
- Policy delivery and explaining the contract New York
- Mandatory provisions I: entire contract, incontestability, grace period, reinstatement New York
- Health policy riders New York
- Core contract provisions: entire contract, insuring clause, free look, consideration, owner's rights Texas
- Policy delivery and explaining the contract to the client Texas
- Mandatory provisions I: entire contract, incontestability, grace period, reinstatement Texas
- Individual life policy provisions, free look, and grace period Texas