Information on the right of revocation
Section 1
Right to revoke, consequences of revocation and special notes
Right of revocation
You can revoke your contractual declaration in writing (e.g., letter, fax, email) without giving reasons within 14 days after conclusion of the contract. Your revocation period starts after you have received
- the insurance policy,
- the policy provisions, including the General Insurance Conditions applicable to the contractual relationship, which in turn include the tariff provisions,
- this information sheet,
- the fact sheet about the insurance products,
- and the other information listed in section 2
in each case in writing.
Timely sending of the revocation statement is sufficient for complying with the revocation period. Please send your revocation to:
Generali Deutschland Krankenversicherung AG
Dialog Versicherung AG
c/o DR-WALTER GmbH
Eisenerzstr. 34
53819 Neunkirchen-Seelscheid
Germany
If you wish to send your revocation by fax, please send it to the following fax number:
+49 2247 9194-40
If you wish to send your revocation by email, please send it to the following email address:
info@dr-walter.com
You may also exercise your right of revocation online at www.dr-walter.com. The revocation function can be found at the bottom of the page under ‘Revoke Contract’. If you use this online function, we will promptly provide you with an acknowledgement of receipt on a durable medium (e.g. by e-mail), including information on the content of the revocation notice as well as the date and time it was received.
Consequences of revocation
If insurance coverage begins before the end of the revocation period and you have expressly agreed to this, effective revocation will result in the termination of the insurance coverage. In this case, the insurer shall only refund the portion of the premium attributable to the period after receipt of the revocation notice. The insurer may retain the portion of the premium attributable to the period up to receipt of the revocation notice. This amount is calculated by multiplying the number of days during which insurance coverage was provided by 1/365 of the annual premium.
In this case, you may retain any insurance benefits received under the insurance contract prior to exercising your right of revocation as a result of an insured event. If insurance coverage does not begin before the end of the revocation period, effective revocation shall result in any benefits received being returned. Benefits must be returned without undue delay and no later than 30 days. For the insurer, this period begins upon receipt of the revocation notice; for the policyholder, it begins when the revocation notice is submitted.
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