Common use of Effect of Continuing Restrictive Conditions Clause in Contracts

Effect of Continuing Restrictive Conditions. In this Policy, any term that imposes a Continuing Restrictive Condition, including one that is intended to reduce the risk of a particular type of loss, or reduce the risk of loss occurring at a particular time or in a particular location, shall be treated as a suspensive condition. This means that if: (a) you breach any such term; and (b) during the period of breach you suffer a relevant loss; and (c) such breach increased, in the circumstances concerned, the risk of the loss suffered by you, we will have no liability for the loss. A Continuing Restrictive Condition is any condition in this Policy, however expressed, that purports to require you to do, or not to do, a particular act or acts, or requires you to act, or not to act, in a particular manner (and any condition the effect of which is that a given set of circumstances is required to exist or to be maintained or not to exist shall be taken as falling within this definition).

Effect of Continuing Restrictive Conditions. In this Policy, any term that imposes a Continuing Restrictive Condition, including one that is intended to reduce the risk of a particular type of loss, or reduce the risk of loss occurring at a particular time or in a particular location, shall be treated as a suspensive condition. This means that if: (a) you breach any such term; and (b) during the period of breach you suffer a relevant loss; and (c) such breach increased, in the circumstances concerned, the risk of the loss suffered by you, we will have no liability liabili ty for the loss. A Continuing Restrictive Condition is any condition in this Policy, however expressed, that purports to require you to do, or not to do, a particular act or acts, or requires you to act, or not to act, in a particular manner (and any condition the effect of which is that a given set of circumstances is required to exist or to be maintained or not to exist shall be taken as falling within this definition).