s 12–s 13 · 2 sections
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CSHL Scheme and ESH Scheme benefits
Open ↗12.—(1) This section applies to, and in relation to, the CSHL Scheme and ESH Scheme.
(2) Subject to subsection (3), an insured person is entitled to one or more payments of an insured sum of an amount prescribed where —(a)
the insured person is severely disabled; and
(b)
a claim made by or on behalf of the insured person is accepted under section 16.
(3) An insured person’s entitlement to payment of an insured sum ends —(a)
on the date that the insured person’s insurance cover under the CSHL Scheme or ESH Scheme (as the case may be) ends in accordance with the regulations; or
(b)
if the insurance cover has not ended in accordance with the regulations — on the date that the insured person is no longer severely disabled.
Nature of rights and benefits under CSHL Scheme and ESH Scheme
Open ↗13.—(1) The rights and benefits of an insured person arising from his or her insurance cover under the CSHL Scheme or ESH Scheme are not assignable or transferable.
(2) A policy of insurance issued under the CSHL Scheme or ESH Scheme does not create any legal or equitable trust.
(3) Section 73 of the Conveyancing and Law of Property Act 1886 and section 132 of the Insurance Act 1966 do not apply to any policy of insurance issued under the CSHL Scheme or ESH Scheme.
(4) The Insurance Act 1966 does not apply to the CSHL Scheme or ESH Scheme, or anything done under this Act in relation to the CSHL Scheme or ESH Scheme.
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