Common use of Breach of Conditions Clause in Contracts

Breach of Conditions. The Insurer will not refuse liability or reduce its liability (or delay any settlement with or payment to a claimant) by reason of a breach by any Insured of - (a) a condition of this contract; or (b) any duty to the Insurer (including the duty of utmost good faith but excluding the duty of disclosure), but the Practitioner will indemnify the Insurer to the extent that the Insurer's interests were prejudiced as a result of any such breach.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Contract of Professional Indemnity Insurance for Barristers, Contract of Professional Indemnity Insurance for Barristers, Contract of Professional Indemnity Insurance for Barristers

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