Conditional Receipt

Definition


Conditional Receipt: In Canadian insurance, a provisional sales slip issued to a policy applicant when the first premium is paid at or immediately after submitting the application. Coverage is not yet in force; it becomes effective only if the insurance company later accepts the risk exactly as applied for and finds the applicant insurable according to its underwriting standards. If the insurer declines the application or imposes different terms, no coverage exists under the receipt, and any premium collected is refunded.

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