Premium Payments for Assumed Policies Sample Clauses

Premium Payments for Assumed Policies. (a) Upon and after the Assumption Effective Date, all Premium payments collected under the Assumed Policies shall be the sole property of HCPCI. Effective as of the Assumption Effective Date, the Company hereby assigns all of rights and privileges to draft or debit the accounts of any policyholders of the Assumed Policies for Premiums due after the Assumption Effective Date under the Assumed Policies pursuant to existing pre-authorized bank draft or electronic fund transfer arrangements between the Company and such policyholders. On and after the Assumption Effective Date, HCPCI is authorized to collect Premiums for the Assumed Policies from policyholders of the Company and may deposit such Premiums directly into one or more accounts designated by, and issued in the name of, HCPCI. To the extent any Premiums are received directly by the Company or its Affiliate, the Company shall so advise HCPCI and shall promptly remit them to HCPCI. The Company hereby appoints HCPCI as its duly appointed attorney-in-fact for purposes of authorizing HCPCI to endorse any Premium checks, drafts and money orders on behalf of the Company for deposit into HCPCI’s accounts for Premiums due on and after the Assumption Effective Date. HCPCI and the Company agree to maintain accounting and operational records and books in adequate detail so as to identify the specific Assumed Policies and policyholders of the Company with respect to all collected Premiums. (b) HCPCI shall timely pay any return Premium coming due under the Assumed Policies payable on or after the Assumption Effective Date, net of any Ceding Commission which may apply to such amounts. HCPCI’s obligation to pay such return Premium is limited to payment of such Premium actually received by HCPCI as part of the Unearned Premium Reserves. The Company shall retain the exclusive obligation to pay return Premium attributed to the Assumed Policies prior to the Assumption Effective Date.
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