Common use of Intentional Acts Clause in Contracts

Intentional Acts. “We” do not pay any “insured” for loss which results from any act committed: a. by an “insured”, alone or in collusion with another; or b. at the direction of an “insured”; with the intent to cause a loss. This exclusion applies even with respect to an “insured” who was not involved in the commission or direction of the act that caused the loss.

Intentional Acts. “We” do not pay any “insured” for loss which that results from any act committed: a. by an “insured”, alone or in collusion with another; or b. at the direction of an “insured”; with the intent to cause a loss. This exclusion applies even with respect to an “insured” who was not involved in the commission or direction of the act that caused the loss.

Intentional Acts. “We” do not pay any “insured” for loss which results from any act committed: a. 1) by an “insured”, alone or in collusion with another; or b. 2) at the direction of an “insured”; with the intent to cause a loss. This exclusion applies even with respect to an “insured” who was not involved in the commission or direction of the act that caused the loss.

Intentional Acts. “We” do not pay any “insured” for loss which results from any act committed: a. 1) by an “insured”, alone or in collusion with another; or b. 2) at the direction of on an “insured”; with the intent to cause a loss. This exclusion applies even with respect to an “insured” who was not involved in the commission or direction of the act that caused the loss.

Intentional Acts. “We” " do not pay any “"insured” " for loss which that results from any act committed: a. 1) by an “"insured”", alone or in collusion with another; or b. 2) at the direction of an “"insured”"; with the intent to cause a loss. This exclusion applies even with respect to an “"insured” " who was not involved in the commission or direction of the act that caused the loss.