Common use of Commercial client Clause in Contracts

Commercial client. If You are a commercial client, You must make a fair presentation of the risk to insurers. A fair presentation of the risk involves disclosing: • every material circumstance which any individual who is part of senior management or responsible for arranging your insurance knows or ought to know (including what should reasonably be revealed by a reasonable search of information available, including, for example, by making enquiries of Us); or • sufficient information to put the insurer on notice that it needs to make further enquiries for the purpose of revealing those material circumstances, in a manner (i) that is reasonably clear and accessible to the insurer, and (ii) in which every material representation as to a matter of fact is substantially correct, and every material representation as to a matter of expectation or belief is made in good faith. A material circumstance is one that would influence the insurer’s judgment in determining whether to take the risk and, if so, on what terms. This duty continues throughout the term of Your insurance. You should familiarise Yourself with Our Insurance Act guide for further information about Your obligations and insurer remedies, which is available at xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx, or contact Your usual advisor for details. All answers or statements given on a proposal form, claim form or other document relevant to Your insurances will be Your responsibility and You should always check the accuracy of the information You provide to Us and/ or insurers. Failure to comply with Your duty of fair presentation of the risk may mean that the policy is void and the insurer may not be liable to pay all or some of Your claim(s). You should seek Our advice if You are in any doubt as to Your obligations. When a policy is issued, You must check this carefully to confirm that it meets Your needs, and ensure that You are able to meet the policy terms and conditions. Please seek Our advice promptly if You are in any doubt over any of the policy terms and conditions.

Commercial client. If You are a commercial client, You must make a fair presentation of the risk to insurers. A fair presentation of the risk involves disclosing: • every material circumstance which any individual who is part of senior management or responsible for arranging your insurance knows or ought to know (including what should reasonably be revealed by a reasonable search of information available, including, for example, by making enquiries of Us); or • sufficient information to put the insurer on notice that it needs to make further enquiries for the purpose of revealing those material circumstances, in a manner (i) that is reasonably clear and accessible to the insurer, and (ii) in which every material representation as to a matter of fact is substantially correct, and every material representation as to a matter of expectation or belief is made in good faith. A material circumstance is one that would influence the insurer’s 's judgment in determining whether to take the risk and, if so, on what terms. This duty continues throughout the term of Your insurance. You should familiarise Yourself with Our Insurance Act guide for further information about Your obligations and insurer remedies, which is available at xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx, xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx or contact Your usual advisor for details. All answers or statements given on a proposal form, claim form or other document relevant to Your insurances will be Your responsibility and You should always check the accuracy of the information You provide to Us and/ or insurers. Failure to comply with Your duty of fair presentation of the risk may mean that the policy is void and the insurer may not be liable to pay all or some of Your claim(s). You should seek Our advice if You are in any doubt as to Your obligations. When a policy is issued, You must check this carefully to confirm that it meets Your needs, and ensure that You are able to meet the policy terms and conditions. Please seek Our advice promptly if You are in any doubt over any of the policy terms and conditions.

Commercial client. If You are a commercial client, You must make a fair presentation of the risk to insurers. A fair presentation of the risk involves disclosing: • every material circumstance which any individual who is part of senior management or responsible for arranging your insurance knows or ought to know (including what should reasonably be revealed by a reasonable search of information available, including, for example, by making enquiries of Us); or • sufficient information to put the insurer on notice that it needs to make further enquiries for the purpose of revealing those material circumstances, in a manner (i) that is reasonably clear and accessible to the insurer, and (ii) in which every material representation as to a matter of fact is substantially correct, and every material representation as to a matter of expectation or belief is made in good faith. faith A material circumstance is one that would influence the insurer’s judgment in determining whether to take the risk and, if so, on what terms. This duty continues throughout the term of Your insurance. You should familiarise Yourself with Our Insurance Act guide for further information about Your obligations and insurer remedies, which is available at xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx, xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx or contact Your usual advisor for details. All answers or statements given on a proposal form, claim form or other document relevant to Your insurances will be Your responsibility and You should always check the accuracy of the information You provide to Us and/ or insurers. Failure to comply with Your duty of fair presentation of the risk may mean that the policy is void and the insurer may not be liable to pay all or some of Your claim(s). You should seek Our advice if You are in any doubt as to Your obligations. When a policy is issued, You must check this carefully to confirm that it meets Your needs, and ensure that You are able to meet the policy terms and conditions. Please seek Our advice promptly if You are in any doubt over any of the policy terms and conditions.

Commercial client. If You are a commercial client, You must make a fair presentation of the risk to insurers. A fair presentation of the risk involves disclosing: • every material circumstance which any individual who is part of senior management or responsible for arranging your Your insurance knows or ought to know (including what should reasonably be revealed by a reasonable search of information available, including, for example, by making enquiries of Us); or • sufficient information to put the insurer on notice that it needs to make further enquiries for the purpose of revealing those material circumstances, in a manner (i) that is reasonably clear and accessible to the insurer, and (ii) in which every material representation as to a matter of fact is substantially correct, and every material representation as to a matter of expectation or belief is made in good faith. A material circumstance is one that would influence the insurer’s judgment in determining whether to take the risk and, if so, on what terms. This duty continues throughout the term of Your insurance. You should familiarise Yourself with Our Insurance Act guide for further information about Your obligations and insurer remedies, which is available at xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx, xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx or contact Your usual advisor for details. All answers or statements given on a proposal form, claim form or other document relevant to Your insurances will be Your responsibility and You should always check the accuracy of the information You provide to Us and/ or insurers. Failure to comply with Your duty of fair presentation of the risk may mean that the policy is void and the insurer may not be liable to pay all or some of Your claim(s). You should seek Our advice if You are in any doubt as to Your obligations. When a policy is issued, You must check this carefully to confirm that it meets Your needs, and ensure that You are able to meet the policy terms and conditions. Please seek Our advice promptly if You are in any doubt over any of the policy terms and conditions.

Commercial client. If You are a commercial client, You must make a fair presentation of the risk to insurers. A fair presentation of the risk involves disclosing: • every material circumstance which any individual who is part of senior management or responsible for arranging your insurance knows or ought to know (including what should reasonably be revealed by a reasonable search of information available, including, for example, by making enquiries of Us); or • sufficient information to put the insurer on notice that it needs to make further enquiries for the purpose of revealing those material circumstances, ; in a manner (i) that is reasonably clear and accessible to the insurer, and (ii) in which every material representation as to a matter of fact is substantially correct, and every material representation as to a matter of expectation or belief is made in good faith. A material circumstance is one that would influence the insurer’s 's judgment in determining whether to take the risk and, if so, on what terms. This duty continues throughout the term of Your insurance. You should familiarise Yourself with Our Insurance Act guide for further information about Your obligations and insurer remedies, which is available at xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx, or contact Your usual advisor for details. All answers or statements given on a proposal form, claim form or other document relevant to Your insurances will be Your responsibility and You should always check the accuracy of the information You provide to Us and/ or insurers. Failure to comply with Your duty of fair presentation of the risk may mean that the policy is void and the insurer may not be liable to pay all or some of Your claim(s). You should seek Our advice if You are in any doubt as to Your obligations. When a policy is issued, You must check this carefully to confirm that it meets Your needs, and ensure that You are able to meet the policy terms and conditions. Please seek Our advice promptly if You are in any doubt over any of the policy terms and conditions.

Commercial client. If You are a commercial client, You must make a fair presentation of the risk to insurers. A fair presentation of the risk involves disclosing: • every material circumstance which any individual who is part of senior management or responsible for arranging your insurance knows or ought to know (including what should reasonably be revealed by a reasonable search of information available, including, for example, by making enquiries of Us); or • sufficient information to put the insurer on notice that it needs to make further enquiries for the purpose of revealing those material circumstances, in a manner (i) that is reasonably clear and accessible to the insurer, and (ii) in which every material representation as to a matter of fact is substantially correct, and every material representation as to a matter of expectation or belief is made in good faith. A material circumstance is one that would influence the insurer’s 's judgment in determining whether to take the risk and, if so, on what terms. This duty continues throughout the term of Your insurance. You should familiarise Yourself with Our Insurance Act guide for further information about Your obligations and insurer remedies, which is available at xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx, or contact Your usual advisor for details. All answers or statements given on a proposal form, claim form or other document relevant to Your insurances will be Your responsibility and You should always check the accuracy of the information You provide to Us and/ or insurers. Failure to comply with Your duty of fair presentation of the risk may mean that the policy is void and the insurer may not be liable to pay all or some of Your claim(s). You should seek Our advice if You are in any doubt as to Your obligations. When a policy is issued, You must check this carefully to confirm that it meets Your needs, and ensure that You are able to meet the policy terms and conditions. Please seek Our advice promptly if You are in any doubt over any of the policy terms and conditions.

Commercial client. If You are a commercial client, You must make a fair presentation of the risk to insurers. A fair presentation of the risk involves disclosing: • every material circumstance which any individual who is part of senior management or responsible for arranging your insurance knows or ought to know (including what should reasonably be revealed by a reasonable search of information available, including, for example, by making enquiries of Us); or • sufficient information to put the insurer on notice that it needs to make further enquiries for the purpose of revealing those material circumstances, in a manner (i) that is reasonably clear and accessible to the insurer, and (ii) in which every material representation as to a matter of fact is substantially correct, and every material representation as to a matter of expectation or belief is made in good faith. A material circumstance is one that would influence the insurer’s judgment in determining whether to take the risk and, if so, on what terms. This duty continues throughout the term of Your insurance. You xxxxxxxxx.Xxx should familiarise Yourself with Our Insurance Act guide for further information about Your obligations and insurer remedies, which is available at xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx, xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx or contact Your usual advisor for details. All answers or statements given on a proposal form, claim form or other document relevant to Your insurances will be Your responsibility and You should always check the accuracy of the information You provide to Us and/ or insurers. .Failure to comply with Your duty of fair presentation of the risk may mean that the policy is void and the insurer may not be liable to pay all or some of Your claim(s). You should seek Our advice if You are in any doubt as to Your obligations. When a policy is issued, You must check this carefully to confirm that it meets Your needs, and ensure that You are able to meet the policy terms and conditions. Please seek Our advice promptly if You are in any doubt over any of the policy terms and conditions.

Commercial client. If You are a commercial client, You must make a fair presentation of the risk to insurers. A fair presentation of the risk involves disclosing: • every material circumstance which any individual who is part of senior management or responsible for arranging your insurance knows or ought to know (including what should reasonably be revealed by a reasonable search of information available, including, for example, by making enquiries of Us); or • sufficient information to put the insurer on notice that it needs to make further enquiries for the purpose of revealing those material circumstances, in a manner (i) that is reasonably clear and accessible to the insurer, and (ii) in which every material representation as to a matter of fact is substantially correct, and every material representation as to a matter of expectation or belief is made in good faith. A material circumstance is one that would influence the insurer’s 's judgment in determining whether to take the risk and, if so, on what terms. This duty continues throughout the term of Your insurance. You should familiarise Yourself with Our Insurance Act guide for further information about Your obligations and insurer remedies, which is available at xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx, xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx or contact Your usual advisor for details. All answers or statements given on a proposal form, claim form or other document relevant to Your insurances will be Your responsibility and You should always check the accuracy of the information You provide to Us and/ or insurers. Failure to comply with Your duty of fair presentation of the risk may mean that the policy is void and the insurer may not be liable to pay all or some of Your claim(s). You should seek Our advice if You are in any doubt as to Your obligationso bligations. When a policy is issued, You must check this carefully to confirm that it meets Your needs, and ensure that You are able to meet the policy terms and conditions. Please seek Our advice promptly if You are in any doubt over any of the policy terms and conditions.

Commercial client. If You are a commercial client, You must make a fair presentation of the risk to insurers. A fair presentation of the risk involves disclosing: • every material circumstance which any individual who is part of senior management or responsible for arranging your insurance knows or ought to know (including what should reasonably be revealed by a reasonable search of information available, including, for example, by making enquiries of Us); or • sufficient information to put the insurer on notice that it needs to make further enquiries for the purpose of revealing those material circumstances, in a manner (i) that is reasonably clear and accessible to the insurer, and (ii) in which every material representation as to a matter of fact is substantially correct, and every material representation as to a matter of expectation or belief is made in good faith. A material circumstance is one that would influence the insurer’s judgment in determining whether to take the risk and, if so, on what terms. This duty continues throughout the term of Your insurance. You should familiarise Yourself with Our Insurance Act guide for further information about Your obligations and insurer remedies, which is available at xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx, or contact Your usual advisor for details. All answers or statements given on a proposal form, claim form or other document relevant to Your insurances will be Your responsibility and You should always check the accuracy of the information You provide to Us and/ or insurers. Failure to comply with Your duty of fair presentation of the risk may mean that the policy is void and the insurer may not be liable to pay all or some of Your claim(s). You should seek Our advice if You are in any doubt as to Your obligations. When a policy is issued, You must check this carefully to confirm that it meets Your needs, and ensure that You are able to meet the policy terms and conditions. Please seek Our advice promptly if You are in any doubt over any of the policy terms and conditions.

Commercial client. If You are a commercial client, You must make a fair presentation of the risk to insurers. A fair presentation of the risk involves disclosing: • every material circumstance which any individual who is part of senior management or responsible for arranging your insurance knows or ought to know (including what should reasonably be revealed by a reasonable search of information available, including, for example, by making enquiries of Us); or • sufficient information to put the insurer on notice that it needs to make further enquiries for the purpose of revealing those material circumstances, in a manner (i) that is reasonably clear and accessible to the insurer, and (ii) in which every material representation as to a matter of fact is substantially correct, and every material representation as to a matter of expectation or belief is made in good faith. A material circumstance is one that would influence the insurer’s judgment in determining whether to take the risk and, if so, on what terms. This duty continues throughout the term of Your insurance. You should familiarise Yourself with Our Insurance Act guide for further information about Your obligations and insurer remedies, which is available at xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx, www. xxxxxxxxx.xxx or contact Your usual advisor for details. All answers or statements given on a proposal form, claim form or other document relevant to Your insurances will be Your responsibility and You should always check the accuracy of the information You provide to Us and/ or insurers. Failure to comply with Your duty of fair presentation of the risk may mean that the policy is void and the insurer may not be liable to pay all or some of Your claim(s). You should seek Our advice if You are in any doubt as to Your obligations. When a policy is issued, You must check this carefully to confirm that it meets Your needs, and ensure that You are able to meet the policy terms and conditions. Please seek Our advice promptly if You are in any doubt over any of the policy terms and conditions.

Commercial client. If You are a commercial client, You must make a fair presentation of the risk to insurers. A fair presentation of the risk involves disclosing: • every material circumstance which any individual who is part of senior management or responsible for arranging your insurance knows or ought to know (including what should reasonably be revealed by a reasonable search of information available, including, for example, by making enquiries of Us); or • sufficient information to put the insurer on notice that it needs to make further enquiries for the purpose of revealing those material circumstances, in a manner (i) that is reasonably clear and accessible to the insurer, and (ii) in which every material representation as to a matter of fact is substantially correct, and every material representation as to a matter of expectation or belief is made in good faith. A material circumstance is one that would influence the insurer’s judgment in determining whether to take the risk and, if so, on what terms. This duty continues throughout the term of Your insurance. You should familiarise Yourself with Our Insurance Act guide for further information about Your obligations and insurer remedies, which is available at xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx, xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx or contact Your usual advisor for details. All answers or statements given on a proposal form, claim form or other document relevant to Your insurances will be Your responsibility and You should always check the accuracy of the information You provide to Us and/ or insurers. Failure to comply with Your duty of fair presentation of the risk may mean that the policy is void and the insurer may not be liable to pay all or some of Your claim(s). You should seek Our advice if You are in any doubt as to Your obligations. When a policy is issued, You must check this carefully to confirm that it meets Your needs, and ensure that You are able to meet the policy terms and conditions. Please seek Our advice promptly if You are in any doubt over any of the policy terms and conditions.

Commercial client. If You are a commercial client, You must make a fair presentation of the risk to insurers. A fair presentation of the risk involves disclosing: • every material circumstance which any individual who is part of senior management or responsible for arranging your insurance knows or ought to know (including what should reasonably be revealed by a reasonable search of information available, including, for example, by making enquiries of Us); or • sufficient information to put the insurer on notice that it needs to make further enquiries for the purpose of revealing those material circumstances, in a manner (i) that is reasonably clear and accessible to the insurer, and (ii) in which every material representation as to a matter of fact is substantially correct, and every material representation as to a matter of expectation or belief is made in good faith. A material circumstance is one that would influence the insurer’s judgment in determining whether to take the risk and, if so, on what terms. This duty continues throughout the term of Your insurance. You should familiarise Yourself with Our Insurance Act guide for further information about Your obligations and insurer remedies, which is available at xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx, xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx or contact Your usual advisor for details. All answers or statements given on a proposal form, claim form or other document relevant to Your insurances will be Your responsibility and You should always check the accuracy of the information You provide to Us and/ or insurers. Failure to comply with Your duty of fair presentation of the risk may mean that the policy is void and the insurer may not be liable to pay all or some of Your claim(s). You should seek Our advice if You are in any doubt as to Your obligations. When a policy is issued, You must check this carefully to confirm that it meets Your needs, and ensure that You are able to meet the policy terms and conditions. Please seek Our advice promptly if You are in any doubt over any of the policy terms and conditions.

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