Host Liquor Liability h. Employees as Additional Insured Such policy(ies) shall provide the following minimum limit:
Host Liquor Liability. If a group wishes to have alcohol present during the event, additional Host Liquor Liability Insurance is required. The direct sale of alcohol is prohibited during rental events. Insurance Requirements Compliance with the terms of this section is required.
Host Liquor Liability. The undersigned understands that a host of any social event or business function where alcoholic beverages are served may be personally liable for any property damage, personal injuries, or loss of life resulting in whole or in part from the host’s negligence in allowing any intoxicated guest or attendee to be served alcohol. Such liability may include harm to the intoxicated individual himself and also harm to total strangers involved in automobile accidents, etc. caused by that intoxicated individual.
Host Liquor Liability. In a minimum amount of $5,000,000 per occurrence and $5,000,000 aggregate.
Host Liquor Liability. (A) in the event the Operator shall serve alcohol at the Heliport or in or about any of the aircraft itself, the Operator shall carry or cause to be carried liquor law liability insurance in an amount not less than Three Million Dollars ($3,000,000) per occurrence and Three Million Dollars ($3,000,000) aggregate, and name the Additional Insureds as additional insured, and such insurance shall be effective prior to the commencement of any such service of alcohol and continue throughout such operations;
Host Liquor Liability. We will pay those sums that the insured becomes legally obligated to pay as damages because of Property Damage or Bodily Injury resulting from Renters who consume or serve alcohol to others, including when in violation of applicable liquor laws respecting service of alcohol, or service of alcohol to minors The most we will pay for the combination of this coverage and the cost to defend all suits and allegations related to this coverage, is: a $500,000 each occurrence; and b $500,000 in the aggregate each twelve-month period The twelve-month period referred to in item b above begins on the first day of coverage of the first policy purchased by you This twelve-month aggregate limit of $500,000 applies regardless of the number of policies purchased in the twelve-month period
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Host Liquor Liability. All insurance required to be maintained pursuant to · this Agreement shall name "Malibu Conference Center, Inc. , and Calamigos Ranch Corpo ration and thei r affiliates" as an-additional insureds, shall be primary and non-contributing with respect to any other ins_urance maintained by or available to MCC, and shall be with carrier(s) acceptable to MCC. Should any of the required insurance be subj ect to deductibles, said deductible amount shall be disclosed on the certificate and shall be subject to MCC approval. Thirty (30) calendar days prior to the commencement of the Event, Patron must deliver to MCC (at the address set forth in this Agreement) a copy of the endorsement Unless stated otherwise in this Ag reement, all displays evidencing Patron's compliance with the requirements set forth above (to be clear, a certificate of insurance will and/or decorations are the responsibility of the Patron and shall be subject to the prior written approval of MCC, All local flame-proofing regulations shall be complied with by Patron, and before any decorations of a combusti ble not satisfy this requirement) . Each endorsement shall provid e th at the issuing company (the insurer) shall endeavor lo mail MCC thirty (30) calendar days' prior (rev. 201 7-06-23) written notice of any cancellation of such policies. In addition, notwithstanding any notices sent to MCC by the insurer, Patron sh all immediately notify MCC when it becomes aware of any cancellation or material change in the amounts of or type of coverage of the insurance policies held by Patron, as required by this Agreement. While MCC does not endorse any specific insurance provider nor make any representations of quality whatsoever, MCC suggests that Patron consider xxx.XxxxxXxXxxxxx.xxx as an easy and affordable source for obtaining the required insurance. (Initials: ,J
Host Liquor Liability. The Fraternal Order of Police lodge #103 will not provide any alcohol to the lessee or guest pursuant to Indiana Law. The lessee may bring in alcohol to the event and only distribute said alcohol pursuant to Indiana Law. Indiana law requires you to have a license to "...Ship, barter, give away, exchange, furnish, or otherwise handle or dispose of an alcoholic beverage..." (except to give it to a family member or invited guest who is of legal age) This has been interpreted to mean that it is all right to serve your over-21 friends a beer or two but you can't sell it or receive anything of value in exchange for it. If your party gets larger than "invited guests," or if you plan to charge admission (or accept "donations"), you need to get a temporary permit. If you don't get a permit, you could be charged with “Serving alcohol without a permit” (a class B misdemeanor), or even "Maintaining a common nuisance" (a level 5 FELONY). The lessor is hereby released from any and all liability associated with the distribution of alcohol provided at the event by the lessee. The lessor may request the lessee pay for a representative to oversee and facilitate the distribution of alcohol provided by the lessee. In this case, the standard rate of $35.00 per hour would apply with a minimum of 3 hours. This requirement is at the sole discretion of the FOP # 103 and may be deemed necessary to ensure all applicable alcohol regulation are complied with by the Lessee and the invited guests. A cash bar at the lessee’s event held at the FOP #103 lodge is strictly prohibited by law.
Host Liquor Liability. (h) The policy shall provide 30 days prior notice of cancellation
