Pukwana ya Kganya Contract

47 Insurer in respect of a deceased Dependent Child exceeds the statutory maximum amounts indicated in clause 4.3 of this Part II, the Insurer will at all times only honour the Claim of the Policyholder responsible for the costs of the funeral of the deceased Dependent Child, which assessment will be made by the Insurer in its sole discretion. 4.6 The Policyholder shall at all times ensure that a Dependent Child is not covered under more than one Funeral Policy to ensure that a Claim for Funeral Benefits in terms of this Funeral Policy, may be paid. A failure to do so, may result in a Claim being rejected. 4.7 In the event that the Insurer becomes aware that a Dependent Child is covered under more than one Funeral Policy which will result in statutory maximum amounts indicated in clause 4.3 of this Part II being exceeded, the Insurer may, without limitation to its rights in terms of this Funeral Policy, cancel the cover of the Dependent Child to ensure that it remains compliant with the Applicable Laws. 5. Nomination of Beneficiary 5.1 Where a Funeral Benefit is payable to a Beneficiary (other than the Policyholder), the Policyholder must nominate a Beneficiary to receive the Funeral Benefit by completing such details in the MPP Form. 5.2 The Policyholder may change or withdraw the nomination of a Beneficiary at any time before payment of a Funeral Benefit, provided that such change or withdrawal is made in writing by completing an AMPP Form, or contacting the call centre as provided for in clause 14.2.1.2 of Part I. 5.3 The nomination of a Beneficiary will not confer any rights on the Beneficiary until such time as a Funeral Benefit becomes payable. 5.4 The nomination of a Beneficiary will automatically be cancelled in the event of the Beneficiary predeceasing the Policyholder and/or dying simultaneously with the Policyholder. 5.5 If the Policyholder i) fails to nominate a Beneficiary; or ii) the Beneficiary - 5.5.1 was not validly appointed;