Impairment of Recovery Rights Sample Clauses

Impairment of Recovery Rights. Any act or agreement by You after Loss or damage whereby any right of Yours to recover in whole or in part for the Loss or damage to Covered Property against any carrier, bailee or other party is released, impaired or lost will render this Service Agreement null and void as to that Loss or damage. We are not liable for any Loss or damage, which, without Our written consent, has been settled or compromised by You. It shall, however, be permissible for You, without prejudice to this service agreement, to accept the ordinary Bills of Lading or Shipping Receipts issued by carriers limiting their liability to less than the actual value.
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Impairment of Recovery Rights. Any act or agreement by you before or after a loss or damage whereby any of your rights to recover in whole or in part for loss or damage to property covered under the terms of this agreement against any carrier, bailee or other party liable therefore, is released, impaired or lost, will render this insurance null and void, but your right to retain or recover the premium will not be affected. We are not liable for any loss or damage which, without our written consent, has been settled or compromised by you. It shall, however, be permissible for you, without prejudice to this insurance, to accept the ordinary bills of lading or shipping receipts issued by carriers limiting their liability to less than the actual value.
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Impairment of Recovery Rights. Any act or agreement by the Insured before or after loss or damage whereby any right of the Insured to recover in whole or part for loss or damage to property covered hereunder against any carrier, baillee or other party liable therefore, is released or lost, shall render this policy null and void but the Underwriters’ right to retain or recover the premium shall not be affected. The Underwriters are not liable for any loss or damage, which, without their written consent, has been settled or compromised by the Insured.
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