Common use of OWNER'S INSURANCE AND RIGHTS Clause in Contracts

OWNER'S INSURANCE AND RIGHTS. Manager, as an operating expense of the Property payable from the Operating Account, will obtain and keep in force, in the name of the Owner, adequate property and commercial liability insurance covering Owner as primary insured and, with respect to liability insurance, Manager as additional insured. Manager shall provide Owner with copies of policies or certificates of insurance relating to the Property. Such insurance may be blanketed with other insurance carried by Manager or any affiliate of Manager, in which case a pro rata share of the premiums will be chargeable to the Property as an operating expense. The Parties intend that Owner's general liability insurance shall be primary in responding to all premises liability claims. Nothing herein will be construed as indemnifying Manager or its employees, contractors or agents against any act or omission for which insurance protection is not available or is not required hereunder to be carried by Owner and procured by Manager; neither is the foregoing intended to affect the general requirement of this Agreement that the Property will be managed, operated and maintained in a safe condition and in a proper and careful manner. Owner will furnish whatever information is reasonably requested by Manager for the purpose of placement of insurance coverages and will aid and cooperate in every reasonable way with respect to such insurance and any claim or loss thereunder. Owner will cooperate with Manager and Owner's insurance carrier on loss control inspections, responding to recommendations and other safety issues.

Appears in 9 contracts

Samples: Property Management Agreement (Boston Capital Real Estate Investment Trust Inc), Property Management Agreement (Boston Capital Real Estate Investment Trust Inc), Property Management Agreement (Boston Capital Real Estate Investment Trust Inc)

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