Common use of CONVENTIONAL UNDERWRITING Clause in Contracts

CONVENTIONAL UNDERWRITING. Automatic reinsurance applies only to insurance applications underwritten by THE COMPANY according to THE COMPANY’s conventional underwriting and issue rules and practices. Upon request, THE COMPANY shall provide THE REINSURER with a copy of its current underwriting and issue rules and practices. From time to time, it may be appropriate for THE COMPANY or THE REINSURER to request of the other party changes in the underwriting practices. The party requesting the change must provide a 120-day advance written notice to the other party before the effective date of such change. Recognition of reinsurance premium rates related to these changes must be determined within the 120-day period. If the underwriting change or rate change is unacceptable to either party, this Agreement may be unilaterally terminated for acceptance of new business with a 90-day written termination notice to the other party. If, however, THE COMPANY makes a significant change to its underwriting and issue rules and fails to provide 120-day advance written notice to THE REINSURER in accordance with this section of the agreement, and such change would have resulted in a reinsurance premium rate increase, both parties will make a reasonable good faith effort to negotiate the appropriate reinsurance premiums for the policies affected by such change before THE COMPANY can exercise its right to recapture them in accordance with the ‘RECAPTURE’ section. If any policy or policies that should have been recaptured in accordance with the preceding paragraph are omitted or overlooked, acceptance of reinsurance premiums after the date the recapture should have taken place will not cause THE REINSURER to be liable for the amount of the risk that should have been recaptured. THE REINSURER will be liable only for a refund of reinsurance premium paid.

CONVENTIONAL UNDERWRITING. Automatic reinsurance applies only to insurance applications underwritten by THE COMPANY according to THE COMPANY’s conventional underwriting and issue rules and practices. Upon request, practices as indicated in the underwriting guidelines THE COMPANY shall provide provides to THE REINSURER with a copy of its current underwriting and issue rules and practicesREINSURER. From time to time, it may be appropriate for THE COMPANY or THE REINSURER to request of the other party changes in the underwriting practices. The party requesting the change must provide a 120-day advance written notice to the other party before the effective date of such change. Recognition of reinsurance premium rates related to these changes must be determined within the 120-day period. If the underwriting change or rate change is unacceptable to either party, this Agreement may be unilaterally terminated for acceptance of new business with a 90-day written termination notice to the other party. If, however, THE COMPANY makes a significant change to its underwriting and issue rules and fails to provide 120-day advance written notice to THE REINSURER in accordance with this section of the agreement, and such change would have resulted in a reinsurance premium rate increase, both parties will make a reasonable good faith effort to negotiate the appropriate reinsurance premiums for the policies affected by such change before THE COMPANY can exercise its right to recapture them in accordance with the ‘RECAPTURE’ sectionSection 21. If any policy or policies that should have been recaptured in accordance with the preceding paragraph are omitted or overlooked, acceptance of reinsurance premiums after the date the recapture should have taken place will not cause THE REINSURER to be liable for the amount of the risk that should have been recaptured. THE REINSURER will be liable only for a refund of reinsurance premium paid.