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Å VERGELYKENDE STUDIE VAN DIE REGTE VAN BENOEMDE BEGUNSTIGDES IN LEWENSVERSEKERINGSKONTRAKTE

The life insurance contract exists between the insurer and insured. A beneficiary
may however be named in the policy to receive the proceeds at the death of the
insured. This situation is assumed in the South African right to be a stipulatio alteri.
Acceptance is a unique South African requirement set for the beneficiary in applying
the stipulatio alteri. It does not entirely relate to the intention of a true agreement on
behalf of a third. The beneficiary's rights are very limited. Before the death of the
insured the named beneficiary has no right. At this stage it is also impossible for
him/her to accept the stipulation to his/her advantage. At the death of the insured a
contingent right developed for the beneficiary and must be protected until the
beneficiary has indicated his/her intention to accept or refuse the benefit. Once the
beneficiary accepts the benefit, he acquires a vested right to the proceeds of the
policy.

Identiferoai:union.ndltd.org:netd.ac.za/oai:union.ndltd.org:ufs/oai:etd.uovs.ac.za:etd-11202013-150455
Date20 November 2013
Creatorsvan Zyl, Rika
ContributorsAdv SA Hyland
PublisherUniversity of the Free State
Source SetsSouth African National ETD Portal
Languageen-uk
Detected LanguageEnglish
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