Common use of Offering Party Clause in Contracts

Offering Party. a person who sends a written offer to the Insurer for the conclusion of the contract on voluntary health insurance Proposal: a written proposal that the Offering Party submits to the Insurer in order to conclude the Agreement on Voluntary Health Insurance; a document on concluded Agreement on Voluntary Health Insurance with the Insurer; the amount of money paid by the insured person or the policy holder to the Insurer on the basis of the concluded contract on voluntary health insurance voluntary health insurance contracted by the policyholder with the insurer, which he chooses in accordance with the law, on which the policy holder and the Insurer may conclude a contract on voluntary health insurance services provided in healthcare institutions and other forms of healthcare services (hereinafter referred to as the Private Practice), in accordance with the law that regulates healthcare protection, for the purpose of conducting healthcare protection, i.e. for the purpose of implementation of measures for protection and improvement of people's health, prevention, combat and early detectionof diseases, injuries and other health impairments, for treatment and rehabilitation, including healthcare services from traditional medicine, which are safe, of good quality and efficient;