Ex-gratia Payments Sample Clauses
An Ex-gratia Payments clause defines the circumstances under which a party may make payments that are not legally required or owed under the contract. Typically, this clause clarifies that such payments are made voluntarily, without admitting liability or setting a precedent for future obligations. Its core function is to allow flexibility for goodwill gestures or settlements while protecting the paying party from future claims or expectations based on these discretionary payments.
POPULAR SAMPLE Copied 23 times
Ex-gratia Payments. Part B Covered Losses under this Agreement shall exclude any Ex Gratia Payments except to the extent consented to by the Reinsurer. "Ex Gratia Payments" as used herein means a claim payment not required by the terms of the underlying insurance policies covered by this Agreement.
Ex-gratia Payments. Loss or damage occasioned by war, invasion, revolution, bombardment, hostilities, acts of foreign enemies, civil war, rebellion, insurrection, military or usurped power, martial law, or confiscation by order of any government or public authority, but not excluding loss or damage which would be covered under a standard form of Policy containing a standard war exclusion clause.
Ex-gratia Payments. Covered expenses incurred after a policy terminates due to non-payment of premium unless the reinsurer authorizes reinstatement of the policy in writing.
Ex-gratia Payments.
7.6.1 To make ex gratia payments, on a timely basis, to members of the public up to the level shown below in any individual instance, for damage or loss to property or for personal injury or costs incurred as a result of police action where such a payment is likely to facilitate or is conducive or incidental to the discharge of any of the functions11: No specific limit Chief Constable/ CC CFO No specific limit The Commissioner
7.6.2 To make ex gratia payments, on a timely basis, up to the level shown below in any individual instance, for damage or loss of property or for personal injury to a police officer, police staff or any member of the extended police family, in the execution of duty12: No specific limit Chief Constable/ CC CFO No specific limit The Commissioner
7.6.3 The Commissioner must be informed of all ex-gratia payments13
Ex-gratia Payments. In the event of the Underlying Agreement Companies repudiating liability for a claim in terms of the Underlying Agreement, but granting payment of the claim on an “ex gratia” basis, provided such settlement is 100% (one hundred per cent) of the total amount claimed, the Participant will be indemnified in terms of this Agreement.
Ex-gratia Payments. Ex gratia payments" will mean all settlements of losses tendered but not covered under the Company's policies, which policies are
Ex-gratia Payments. Why is this important?
4.8.1 An ex gratia payment is a payment made where no legal obligation has been established. An example may be recompense to a police officer for damage to personal property in the execution of duty or to a member of the public for providing assistance to a police officer in the execution of duty.
4.8.2 To make ex gratia payments, on a timely basis, to members of the public up to the level shown below in any individual instance, for damage or loss to property or for personal injury or costs incurred as a result of police action where such a payment is likely to facilitate or is conducive or incidental to the discharge of any of the functions: No specific limit Chief Constable/ CC CFO No specific limit The Commissioner
4.8.3 To maintain details of ex gratia payments in a register:
4.8.4 To make ex gratia payments, on a timely basis, up to the level shown below in any individual instance, for damage or loss of property or for personal injury to a police officer, police staff or any member of the extended police family, in the execution of duty: No specific limit Chief Constable/ CC CFO No specific limit The Commissioner
4.8.5 The Commissioner must be informed of all ex-gratia payments under sections 4.8.2 and 4.8.4.
Ex-gratia Payments. 65.1 The Government agrees to pay an ex-gratia award to ALL non-established workers who are members of the St. Lucia Civil Service Association.
65.2 An ex-gratia shall be paid to an employee who has attained the age of retirement in accordance with the National Insurance Corporation Act and has been continuously employed for a minimum of ten (10) years.
65.3 An employee who has provided continuous service in excess of ten (10) years but below fifteen (15) years shall receive an ex-gratia of four thousand dollars ($4, 000.00).
65.4 An employee who has provided continuous service for a minimum of fifteen (15) years shall receive an ex-gratia of seven thousand dollars ($7,000.00).
65.5 An employee who has retired from the public service on medical grounds and who has not attained the compulsory retirement age in accordance with the NIC Act but has provided continuous service for a minimum of ten (10) years or fifteen (15) years respectively shall receive an ex gratia award.
Ex-gratia Payments. 4. Loss or damage occasioned by war, invasion, revolution, bombardment, hostilities, acts of foreign enemies, civil war, rebellion, insurrection, military or usurped power, martial law, or confiscation by order of any government or public authority, but not excluding loss or damage which would be covered under a standard form of Policy containing a standard war exclusion clause.
5. Insolvency Funds as per the attached Insolvency Funds Exclusion Clause, which is made part of this Agreement.
6. Pool, Syndicate and Association business as per the attached Pools, Associations and Syndicates Exclusion Clause, which is made part of this Agreement. EFFECTIVE: JULY 1, 2018 8. POR1238172 P18-0057 7/6/2018 11:54 AM.v3
7. Any statutory or regulatory fine or penalty imposed upon the Company on account of any unfair trade or claim practice. B. THE FOLLOWING PERILS 1. Flood and/or Earthquake when written on a stand-alone basis.
Ex-gratia Payments. The Third Party Administrator personnel do not have authority to make an "Ex Gratia Payment" without prior written approval from the Insurer.