incontestability (Meaning)

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incontestability (n.)

The quality or state of being incontestable.

The insurance contract's incontestability clause barred any challenges after two years.
The incontestability period safeguards policyholders from insurance disputes.
The incontestability clause ensures that insurers cannot dispute a policy after a specified time.
The incontestability provision protects policyholders from losing coverage due to subsequent challenges.
Despite fraud, an uncontested policy can still be in force during its incontestability period.
Insurers cannot contest the validity of a life insurance policy after the incontestability period expires.
The incontestability clause in a health insurance policy prevents insurers from denying coverage after a certain time.
The incontestability period provides peace of mind to policyholders, knowing their coverage is secure.
Even if fraudulent information was provided, an incontestable life insurance policy cannot be contested.
The incontestability clause encourages policyholders to disclose accurate information during the application process.

The quality or state of being incontestable.

irrefragable,indisputable, unanswerable, unchallengeable, undeniable, inarguable, definite, unquestionable, positive, conclusive

disputable, arguable, answerable, problematic, moot, controversial, negotiable, debatable, problematic, debatable

The insurance contract's incontestability clause barred any challenges after two years.

The incontestability period safeguards policyholders from insurance disputes.

The incontestability clause ensures that insurers cannot dispute a policy after a specified time.

The incontestability provision protects policyholders from losing coverage due to subsequent challenges.