Common use of General Liability and Excess Liability Insurance Clause in Contracts

General Liability and Excess Liability Insurance. The ACA agrees to provide insurance coverage under the ACA’s General Liability and Excess Liability Insurance Policies for all PAC activities that are properly registered under Section II.C of this agreement. 1. Upon receipt of this agreement, the ACA will request a PAC General Certificate of Insurance using the information on the form attached to this agreement. 2. Coverage will be for the following named insureds and activities, subject to the exclusions and limitations listed in the policy (available upon request): a. Paddle America Clubs including their club members, event members, coaches, event leaders, and administrators arising from club-sponsored and adult-supervised on-water activities such as sanctioned events and workshops, practices, training, and instruction as well as off-water activities such as fundraisers, banquets, and meetings; and b. Any person who is a volunteer worker for a named insured, but only while acting at the direction of a named insured, and within the scope of volunteer duties for a named insured.

General Liability and Excess Liability Insurance. The ACA agrees to provide insurance coverage under the ACA’s General Liability and Excess Liability Insurance Policies for all PAC activities that are properly registered under Section II.C of this agreement. 1. Upon receipt of this agreement, the ACA will request a PAC General Certificate of Insurance using the information on the form attached to this agreement. 2. Coverage will be for the following named insureds and activities, subject to the exclusions and limitations listed in the policy (available upon request): a. Paddle America Clubs including their club members, event members, coaches, event leaders, and administrators arising from club-sponsored and adult-supervised on-on water activities such as sanctioned events and workshops, practices, training, and instruction as well as off-off water activities such as fundraisers, banquets, and meetings; and b. Any person who is a volunteer worker for a named insured, but only while acting at the direction of a named insured, and within the scope of volunteer duties for a named insured.