Common use of BREACH OF CONDITION Clause in Contracts

BREACH OF CONDITION. Where a loss occurs and there has been a breach of condition relating to a matter before the happening of the loss, which breach would otherwise disentitle the Insured from recovery under this Form, the breach shall not disentitle the Insured from recovery if the Insured establishes that the loss was not caused or contributed to by the breach of condition or if the breach of condition occurred in any portion of the “Premises” over which the Insured has no control.

BREACH OF CONDITION. Where a loss occurs and there has been a breach of condition relating to a matter before the happening of the loss, which the breach would otherwise shall disentitle the Insured from recovery under this Form, the breach shall not disentitle the Insured from recovery even if the Insured establishes that the loss was not caused or contributed to by the breach of condition or if the breach of condition occurred in any portion of the “Premises” over which the Insured has no controlcondition.

BREACH OF CONDITION. Where a loss occurs and there has been a breach of condition relating to a matter before the happening of the loss, which breach would otherwise disentitle the Insured insured from recovery under this Formform, the breach shall not disentitle the Insured insured from recovery if the Insured insured establishes that the loss was not caused or contributed to by the breach of condition or if the breach of condition occurred in any portion of the “Premisespremises” over which the Insured insured has no control.

BREACH OF CONDITION. Where a loss occurs and there has been a breach of condition relating to a matter before the happening of the loss, which breach would otherwise the breac h shall disentitle the Insured from recovery under this Form, the breach shall not disentitle the Insured from recovery even if the Insured establishes that the loss was not caused or contributed to by the breach of condition or if the breach of condition occurred in any portion of the “Premises” over which the Insured has no controlcondition.