Common use of Net of Insurance Clause in Contracts

Net of Insurance. (1) Notwithstanding any other provision in this Agreement (but subject to Section 11(c)(ii)(B) (No Reallocation for Insurance)), all Damages (including without limitation, loss or destruction of, or damage to, CRC's own property) charged to the Operators, under the Expense Statements or otherwise, shall be net of any CRC insurance. It is the intent of the parties (a) for CRC to look first to any insurance proceeds available to it before attempting to recover any such Damages from the Operators and (b) for the Operators' obligation to make direct payment to CRC not to include any obligation to make direct payment for any Damages covered by insurance procured by or on behalf of CRC. (2) If and to the extent that CRC is an insured under, or otherwise provided coverage under, an insurance policy or policies each of which provides coverage for both CRC and one Operator but not the other Operator, and regardless of whether two or more of these policies shall be in existence or have different deductible-retention amounts and/or limits of recovery, then the amount of insurance proceeds deemed "available" under Section 11(c)(ii)(A)(1) to which CRC shall look before either Operator shall have any obligation for direct payment shall, as to each Operator, be the maximum available limit of the insurance providing coverage for both that Operator and CRC.

Appears in 9 contracts

Samples: Operating Agreement (Norfolk Southern Railway Co/Va), Operating Agreement (CSX Transportation Inc), Operating Agreement (CSX Transportation Inc)

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