GROSS PREMIUM INCOME LIMIT Sample Clauses

GROSS PREMIUM INCOME LIMIT. 12.1 The Coverholder shall not bind total gross premium income in excess of the limit stated in 12.1 of the Schedule; 12.2 The Coverholder shall monitor the total gross premium income bound and shall promptly notify the Underwriters if it becomes apparent that the total gross premium income is likely to exceed the percentage of the limit stated in 12.2 of the Schedule; 12.3 For the purposes of this Section, gross premium income shall be defined as all premiums and additional premiums, less return premiums (before deductions of any commission and excluding any tax or policy or other charges).
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GROSS PREMIUM INCOME LIMIT. 11.1 The Service Company Coverholder shall not bind total gross premium income in excess of the limit stated in 11.1 of the Schedule; 11.2 The Service Company Coverholder shall monitor the total gross premium income bound and shall promptly notify the Underwriters if it becomes apparent that the total gross premium income is likely to exceed the percentage of the limit stated in 11.2 of the Schedule; 11.3 For the purposes of this Section, gross premium income shall be defined as all premiums and additional premiums, less return premiums (before deductions of any commission and excluding any tax or policy or other charges).
GROSS PREMIUM INCOME LIMIT. 12.1 In the 12 month period commencing with the inception of the Agreement and in each following 12 month period during the period of the Agreement, the Coverholder shall not bind total gross premium income in excess of the limit stated in 12.1 of the Schedule; 12.2 The Coverholder shall monitor the total gross premium income bound and shall promptly notify the Underwriters if it becomes apparent that the total gross premium income in any 12 month period referred to in Sub-section 12.1 is likely to exceed the percentage of the limit stated in 12.2 of the Schedule; 12.3 For the purposes of this Section, gross premium income shall be defined as all premiums and additional premiums, less return premiums (before deductions of any commission and excluding any tax or policy or other charges).
GROSS PREMIUM INCOME LIMIT. 12.1 The Consortium Manager shall not bind total gross premium income in excess of the limit stated in 12.1 of the Schedule; 12.2 The Consortium Manager shall monitor the total gross premium income bound and shall promptly notify the Following Underwriters if it becomes apparent that the total gross premium income is likely to exceed the percentage of the limit stated in 12.2 of the Schedule; 12.3 For the purposes of this Section, gross premium income shall be defined as all premiums and additional premiums, less return premiums (before deductions of any commission(s) and excluding any tax or policy or other charges).
GROSS PREMIUM INCOME LIMIT. 19.1 The Coverholder shall not underwrite any business for and on behalf of the Coverholder that is in excess of the applicable Underwriting Parameters. 19.2 The Coverholder shall monitor the total gross premium income bound and shall promptly notify the Underwriter if it becomes apparent that the total gross premium income is likely to exceed eighty-five (85) per cent of either the LOB Premium Limit or the Gross Limit, or if the Coverholder becomes aware that it is likely to exceed any other Underwriting Parameter. 19.3 For the purposes of this Clause 19, gross premium income shall be defined as all premiums and additional premiums, less return premiums (before deductions of any commission and excluding any Tax or policy or other charges).
GROSS PREMIUM INCOME LIMIT. The SCUA must contain a gross premium income limit as per sub- section 9.1 of the Schedule and the Coverholder is required to notify the Underwriters if the premium income reaches a pre- determined percentage of the overall limit which is to be shown in sub-section 9.2 of the Schedule.

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