incontestable clause
An incontestable clause refers to a clause in a life or health insurance policy that stipulates a given length of time (usually 2 years) during which the insurer may contest claims.
incontestable clause
An incontestable clause refers to a clause in a life or health insurance policy that stipulates a given length of time (usually 2 years) during which the insurer may contest claims.
Additional Information
After expiration of this time, claims cannot be contested for any reason other than nonpayment of premium.
