Insured’s duties. 3.2.1 For each every claim the insured and any person acting on behalf of the insured must:
a) not admit responsibility, liability, make an offer or promise, nor offer payment or indemnity without the written consent of the insurer;
b) not incur any expense without the consent of the insurer except at the insured’s own cost;
c) always act honestly, there being no rights to any form of payment or indemnity under the policy in the event that any claim is made fraudulently.
d) give all such information, assistance and forward all documents to enable the insurer to investigate, settle or resist any claim as the insurer may require;
e) provide such proofs and information with respect to the claim as may reasonably be required together with (if demanded) a statutory declaration of the truth of the claim and any matters connected therewith;
f) not destroy evidence or supporting information or documentation without the insurer’s prior consent; nor destroy any plant or other property relating to an occurrence, loss or suit that may give rise to a claim under this policy.
Insured’s duties. 1. As conditions precedent to any rights under this Kidnap and Extortion Policy, upon Discovery of an Insured Event, the Insured shall:
a. give oral or written notice as soon as practicable to the Crisis Response Firm and the Company at the addresses provided in ITEMS 5 and 3, respectively, of the Declarations;
b. use all due diligence and do all things reasonably practicable to avoid or diminish any loss; and
c. use all reasonable efforts to not disclose the existence of this Kidnap and Extortion Policy.
2. As additional conditions precedent to any rights under Insuring Agreements A. and B., and prior to the payment of any Xxxxxx Monies, the Insured shall:
a. make every reasonable effort to determine that the Kidnapping or Extortion has actually occurred;
b. have approved the payment of any Xxxxxx Monies; and
c. make every reasonable effort to notify the Federal Bureau of Investigation or other law enforcement agency having jurisdiction thereover of the demand for Xxxxxx Monies, and comply with their recommendations and instructions, or allow the Crisis Response Firm set forth in ITEM 5 of the Declarations to so notify, while having regard for the personal safety of any Insured Person.
3. As additional conditions precedent to any rights under Insuring Agreement H., the Insured shall:
a. not admit any liability for, or settle any claim, or incur any costs or expenses without the prior written authorization of the Company;
b. notify the Company of any suit or legal proceeding at the earliest practicable time not to exceed sixty (60) days after the Insured’s receipt of notice thereof, and at the request of the Company promptly furnish it with copies of all pleadings and documentation associated with such suit or proceeding;
c. defend any claim covered hereunder; provided, that the Company shall have no duty to defend any such claim and the Company shall have the right to participate with the Insured in the investigation, defense and settlement, including but not limited to the negotiation of a settlement of any claim that reasonably appears to be covered in whole or in part hereunder and the selection of appropriate defense counsel; and
d. provide the Company with written request prior to any advance of amounts for costs and expenses with respect to any claim covered hereunder. Such advanced payments by the Company shall be repaid to the Company by the Insureds severally according to their respective interests in the event and to the extent that the Insureds...
Insured’s duties. 7.2.1 For each every claim or RIDDOR incident, the insured and any person acting on behalf of the insured must:
a) not admit responsibility, liability, make an offer or promise, nor offer payment or indemnity without the written consent of the insurer;
b) not incur any expense without the consent of the insurer except at the insured’s own cost;
c) always act honestly, there being no rights to any form of payment or indemnity under the policy in the event that any claim is made fraudulently.
d) give all such information, assistance and forward all documents to enable the insurer to investigate, settle or resist any claim as the insurer may require;
Insured’s duties. 3.2.1 The insured and any person acting on behalf of the insured must:
a) give all such information, assistance and forward all documents to enable the
b) provide such proofs and information with respect to the claim as may reasonably be required together with (if demanded) a statutory declaration of the truth of the claim and any matters connected therewith;
c) not make any admission, offer, promise or payment in connection with any occurrence or claim that could give rise to liability under this policy, without the prior written consent of the insurer;
d) produce for examination, at any time and at a place designated by the insurer or the insurer’s representatives, any and all such documentation as may be reasonably required which relate to any matter arising out of the policy. The insured will allow extracts and copies to be taken without charge and will take reasonable steps to obtain such documents that are in the possession or control of third parties;
e) not destroy evidence or supporting information or documentation without the insurer’s prior consent; nor destroy any plant or other property relating to an occurrence, loss or suit that may give rise to a claim under this policy.
Insured’s duties. 4.2.1 For each and every claim the insured and any person acting on behalf of the insured must:
a) not admit responsibility, make an offer or promise, nor offer payment or indemnity without the written consent of the insurer;
b) not incur any expense without the consent of the insurer except at the insured’s own cost;
c) always act honestly;
d) give all such information, assistance and forward all documents to enable the insurer to investigate, settle or resist any claim as the insurer may require;
e) provide such proofs and information with respect to the claim as may reasonably be required together with (if demanded) a statutory declaration of the truth of the claim and any matters connected therewith; and
f) not destroy evidence or supporting information or documentation without the insurer’s prior consent.
4.2.2 In addition to the above it is agreed that:
a) the insured must ensure the insured person places himself/herself as early as possible under the care of a general medical practitioner;
b) the insured must fully co-operate with and assist the insurer in the investigation and evaluation of the incident or claim including:
i) in the event of death by accident, obtaining a copy of the death certificate and any other records deemed necessary by the insurer at the insured’s own expense;
ii) obtaining at the insured’s own expense, any other records the insurer or medical practitioner appointed by the insurer deems necessary including medical records, notes, and correspondence referring to the subject of a claim and any related pre- existing condition;
iii) allowing a medical practitioner or specialist appointed by the insurer to make examination or conduct an autopsy if legally permitted of the person of an insured person to evaluate the incident or claim; and
iv) procuring the full co-operation and assistance of the insured person as required by the insurer including following the advice of any independent rehabilitation case manager where appointed by the insurer;
c) prior to any claim payment for permanent total disablement the insured person will sign an undertaking that in the event the insured person subsequently recovers sufficiently to resume their normal occupation or a similar occupation with a comparable remuneration package, then the insured person will immediately refund any permanent total disablement benefits paid to it under this insurance;
d) in the event of a valid claim due to injury or sickness, if the insured person returns to work...
Insured’s duties. 7.2.1 For each and every claim, the insured and any person acting on behalf of the insured must:
a) not admit responsibility, liability, make an offer or promise, nor offer payment or indemnity without the written consent of the insurer;
b) not incur any expense without the consent of the insurer except at the insured’s own cost;
c) always act honestly, there being no rights to any form of payment or indemnity under the policy in the event that any claim is made fraudulently;
d) give all such information, assistance and forward all documents to enable the
e) provide such proofs and information with respect to the claim as may reasonably be required together with (if demanded) a statutory declaration of the truth of the claim and any matters connected therewith;
f) not destroy evidence or supporting information or documentation without the insurer’s prior consent; nor destroy any plant or other property relating to an occurrence, loss or suit that may give rise to a claim under this policy;
Insured’s duties. 6.2.1 For each and every claim and/or first party claim the insured and any person acting on behalf of the insured must:
a) not admit responsibility, make an offer or promise, nor offer payment or indemnity without the written consent of QBE; and
b) not incur any expense without the consent of QBE except at the insured’s own cost; and
c) give all such information or assistance possible and forward all documents, to enable QBE to investigate, settle or resist any claim and/or first party claim as QBE may require; and
d) provide such proof and information with respect to the claim and/or first party claim as may reasonably be required, together with (if demanded) a statutory declaration of the truth of the claim and/or first party claim and any matters connected therewith; and
e) not destroy evidence, supporting information or documentation without QBE’s prior consent; nor destroy any plant or other property relating to an occurrence, loss or suit that may give rise to a claim and/or first party claim under this policy.
Insured’s duties. In case of a probable loss to crops insured under this Contract:
i. The Insured must provide AFSC a Notice of Loss, in a manner acceptable to AFSC and within 14 days after the day the crop was damaged by a Designated Peril.
ii. If the Insured is late in filing a Notice of Loss, AFSC may reject the claim. The Insured is expected to inspect damaged fields, identify damaged areas, and be able to take the Inspector directly to the damaged areas to assess the damage.
iii. Where hail damage occurs to either a standing crop or a crop cut for harvest, provided proper Notice of Loss is first given to AFSC by the Insured, if the crop is ready to harvest, then Inspection Strips must be left as required by AFSC. Where the Insured has not left required Inspection Strips as set defined, AFSC may deny or reduce the claim.
iv. The Insured must allow AFSC to examine the damaged crop as often as AFSC reasonably requires. Refusal by the Insured to permit AFSC examination of the damaged crops will forfeit all of the Insured’s rights to recover for the alleged loss.
v. Upon AFSC’s request, the Insured must submit to examination under oath.
vi. The Insured must sign a withdrawal of claim when AFSC’s inspection of the crop determines that there is no payable loss under the terms of this Contract.
vii. If a claim is made on any other insurance arising from the Occurrence of fire for which a claim is made on this Contract, upon AFSC’s request, the Insured must provide AFSC with all claims material relating to the other insurance.
Insured’s duties. In the event of an occurrence likely to result in a claim with respect to the Satellite under this Policy, the Insured or the Collateral Agent on behalf of the Insured shall:
Insured’s duties. In the event of an occurrence likely to result in a claim with respect to the Satellite under this Policy, the Insured shall:
a. file a notice of occurrence with the Insurers. The notice of occurrence shall:
i. be in writing and contain sufficient particulars to identify the Insured and all reasonably obtainable information describing the circumstances of the occurrence as appropriate; and
ii. be filed with the Insurers as soon as possible but not later than the earlier of:
A. thirty (30) days after any officer and/or the program manager of the Insured becomes aware of the occurrence; or B. thirty (30) days after the applicable Termination of Risk; and
b. if a claim is to be made with respect to the Satellite, file a proof of loss with the Insurers as soon as practicable but in any event no later than one hundred and eighty (180) days after filing the applicable notice of occurrence with the Insurers. The proof of loss shall:
i. state the date, time, nature and probable cause of each occurrence that results in a claim; ii. state the basis for the amount of the claim; iii. establish the occurrence by telemetry data or lack thereof, or any other ground measurement, recorded between Attachment of Risk and Termination of Risk; iv. be signed and sworn to by an officer of the Insured;
