Common use of Assets Insured Clause in Contracts

Assets Insured. The property and assets of the Companies are insured with insurers, in amounts, for risks and otherwise which are reasonable in relation to such property and assets (subject to the amount of such deductibles as are reasonable and normal in the circumstances) against loss or damage, and there has been no default or failure by the party or parties insured under the provisions of such policies of insurance maintained which would prevent the recovery by the Companies insured thereunder of the full amount of any material insured loss.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Credit Agreement (Kinross Gold Corp), Credit Agreement (Kinross Gold Corp), Credit Agreement (Kinross Gold Corp)

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Assets Insured. The property and assets of the Companies are insured with insurers, in amounts, for risks and otherwise which are reasonable in relation to such property and assets (subject to the amount of such deductibles as are reasonable and normal in the circumstances) against loss or damagedamage by all insurable risks and hazards, and there has been no default or failure by the party or parties insured under the provisions of such policies of insurance maintained which would prevent the recovery by the Companies party or parties insured thereunder of the full amount of any material insured loss.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Credit Agreement (Kinam Gold Inc)

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