Common use of Not to void insurance Clause in Contracts

Not to void insurance. The Tenant shall not do anything which may result in the insurers refusing to pay the insured sums (entirely or partly) under any fire and other insurance policies taken out by the Tenant and / or the Landlord, or make any such insurance policies invalid or capable of being cancelled, or which may increase the premium payable by the Landlord on such policies.

Appears in 29 contracts

Samples: Tenancy Agreement, Tenancy Agreement, Tenancy Agreement

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Not to void insurance. Tenant to initial The Tenant shall not do anything which may result in the insurers refusing to pay the insured sums (entirely or partly) under any fire and other insurance policies taken out by the Tenant and / or the Landlord, or make any such insurance policies invalid or capable of being cancelled, or which may increase the premium payable by the Landlord on such policies.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Tenancy Agreement

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Not to void insurance. The Tenant shall not do anything which may result in the insurers refusing to pay the insured sums (entirely or partly) under any fire and other insurance policies taken out by the Tenant and / or the Landlord, or make any such insurance policies invalid or capable of being cancelled, or which may increase the premium payable by the Landlord on such policies.. Tenant to initial

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Tenancy Agreement

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