Beneficiary Agreement definition

means an agreement to be entered into between the Project Implementing Entity and a Beneficiary for financing a MIP (as this term is hereinafter defined) and which shall include the terms and conditions set forth in the COM and PIP (as these terms are hereinafter defined), as these may be amended from time to time with agreement of the Association; and such term includes any schedule or addendum to the Beneficiary Agreement.

means this Dental Beneficiary Agreement that you entered into with Dental Associates Discount Plan by signing the application.

Examples of Beneficiary Agreement in a sentence

• The Beneficiary may terminate their Additional Beneficiary Agreement at any time by providing thirty (30) days’ notice in writing.
• In the event that the Beneficiary fails to pay the outstanding invoice following the notice period, Escrow London shall have the right to immediately terminate the Additional Beneficiary Agreement of that Beneficiary by giving notice in writing.
• This Revocation of Beneficiary Agreement was recorded in my office on , at o’clock, and, pursuant to section 00-00-000, Colorado Revised Statutes, I mailed a copy of this Revocation of Beneficiary Agreement to , at the address contained in this Revocation of Beneficiary Agreement.
• A Designated Beneficiary (DB) may enroll if:  the Contracting Group elects to cover DBs; the DB meets the eligibility rules of the GSA; the DB meets the General Eligibility Rules; and the DB has a Designated Beneficiary Agreement (DBA) per Colorado law.
• The Company may also, in its absolute discretion, publish any information in respect of the relevant Consenting Beneficiary Agreement (including relevant dates pursuant to the relevant Consenting Beneficiary Agreement and communications from the Company), and any other Notice, communication or document required to be or capable of being given or sent under the relevant Consenting Beneficiary Agreement, on the Website.

More Definitions of Beneficiary Agreement

means an agreement, satisfactory to the Association, between an MFI and a Beneficiary, referred to in Section 3.01 (d) (i) of the Development Credit Agreement;

is a contract, certificate, policy, evidence of coverage or other legally enforceable document issued or sponsored by a Payor.