NON-ASSUMPTION OF LIABILITIES OTHER THAN POLICY LIABILITIES Sample Clauses

NON-ASSUMPTION OF LIABILITIES OTHER THAN POLICY LIABILITIES. 4.1 Non-Assumption. IA American assumes no liability, known or unknown, of any kind or nature, to any party, whether policyholder, creditor, or otherwise, other than its obligations to the Conservator as set forth herein and its obligations for Policy Liabilities as set forth in the Assumption Reinsurance Agreement and Assumption Endorsement. For purposes of clarity, and without meaning to limit the foregoing, IA American expressly does not assume any liabilities for tort claims, extra-contractual damages, general creditor claims, claims regarding participation in surplus or any claims other than those Policy Liabilities expressly assumed in the Assumption Reinsurance Agreement and as expressed in the Assumption Endorsement. IA American shall assume duties to the Conservator through this Agreement, the Assumption Reinsurance Agreement, Assumption Endorsement, the Service Agreement and such other ancillary agreements as the Parties may enter into between themselves. IA American shall at Closing assume the Policy Liabilities of Golden State to its policyholders as of the Effective Date. IA American shall assume no other liabilities of any kind or nature, to any creditor or other interested party. Nothing in this paragraph shall limit IA American’s duties to its policyholders upon the policy assumption contemplated by the Assumption Reinsurance Agreement and the Assumption Endorsement as to matters which occur after the assumption.
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