Common use of Date of Occurrence Clause in Contracts

Date of Occurrence. date of occurrence means: 7.13.1 for civil cases (other than under insured incident – Tax protection), the date of the event that leads to a claim. If there is more than one event arising at different times from the same originating event, the date of occurrence is the date of the first of these events. (This is the date the event happened, which may be before the date you or a person insured first became aware of it); 7.13.2 for criminal cases, the date the person insured began, or is alleged to have begun, to break the law; 7.13.3 for insured incident - Statutory licence appeal, the date when you first became aware of the proposal by the relevant licensing or regulatory authority to suspend, alter the terms of, refuse to renew or cancel your licence or British Standard Certificate of Registration. 7.13.4 for insured incident - Tax protection, the date when HM Revenue & Customs, or the relevant authority, first notifies you of its intention to carry out an enquiry. For VAT or employer compliance disputes, the date the dispute arises during the period of insurance following the issue of an assessment, written decision or notice of a civil penalty. 7.13.5 for insured incident - Legal defence - statutory notice appeals, the date when the person insured is issued with the relevant notice and has the right to appeal.

Date of Occurrence. date of occurrence means: 7.13.1 13.22.1 for civil cases (other than under insured incident – Tax protection), the date of the event that leads to a claim. If there is more than one event arising at different times from the same originating event, the date of occurrence is the date of the first of these events. (This is the date the event happened, which may be before the date you or a person insured first became aware of it); 7.13.2 13.22.2 for criminal cases, the date the person insured began, or is alleged to have begun, to break the law; 7.13.3 13.22.3 for insured incident - Statutory licence appeal, the date when you first became aware of the proposal by the relevant licensing or regulatory authority to suspend, alter the terms of, refuse to renew or cancel your licence or British Standard Certificate of Registration. 7.13.4 13.22.4 for insured incident - Tax protection, the date when HM Revenue & Customs, or the relevant authority, first notifies you of its intention to carry out an enquiry. For VAT or employer compliance disputes, the date the dispute arises during the period of insurance following the issue of an assessment, written decision or notice of a civil penaltyinsurance. 7.13.5 13.22.5 for insured incident - Legal defence - statutory notice appeals, the date when the person insured is issued with the relevant notice and has the right to appeal.

Date of Occurrence. date of occurrence means: 7.13.1 7.12.1 for civil cases (other than under insured incident – Tax protection), the date of the event that leads to a claim. If there is more than one event arising at different times from the same originating event, the date of occurrence is the date of the first of these events. (This is the date the event happened, which may be before the date you or a person insured first became aware of it); 7.13.2 7.12.2 for criminal cases, the date the person insured began, or is alleged to have begun, to break the law; 7.13.3 7.12.3 for insured incident - Statutory licence appeal, the date when you first became aware of the proposal by the relevant licensing or regulatory authority to suspend, alter the terms of, refuse to renew or cancel your licence or British Standard Certificate of Registration. 7.13.4 7.12.4 for insured incident - Tax protection, the date when HM Revenue & Customs, or the relevant authority, first notifies you of its intention to carry out an enquiry. For VAT or employer compliance disputes, the date the dispute arises during the period of insurance following the issue of an assessment, written decision or notice of a civil penalty. 7.13.5 7.12.5 for insured incident - Legal defence - statutory notice appeals, the date when the person insured is issued with the relevant notice and has the right to appeal.

Date of Occurrence. date of occurrence means: 7.13.1 7.10.1 for civil cases (other than under insured incident – Tax protection), the date of the event that leads to a claim. If there is more than one event arising at different times from the same originating event, the date of occurrence is the date of the first of these events. (This is the date the event happened, which may be before the date you or a person insured first became aware of it); 7.13.2 7.10.2 for criminal cases, the date the person insured began, or is alleged to have begun, to break the law; 7.13.3 7.10.3 for insured incident - Statutory licence appeal, the date when you first became aware of the proposal by the relevant licensing or regulatory authority to suspend, alter the terms of, refuse to renew or cancel your licence or British Standard Certificate of Registration. 7.13.4 7.10.4 for insured incident - Tax protection, the date when HM Revenue & Customs, or the relevant authority, first notifies you of its intention to carry out an enquiry. For VAT or employer compliance disputes, the date the dispute arises during the period of insurance following the issue of an assessment, written decision or notice of a civil penalty. 7.13.5 7.10.5 for insured incident - Legal defence - statutory notice appeals, the date when the person insured is issued with the relevant notice and has the right to appeal.