Primary Policies Sample Clauses
The "Primary Policies" clause defines which insurance policies are considered the main source of coverage in the event of a claim. It typically specifies that certain policies, such as general liability or property insurance, will respond first before any other applicable insurance. For example, if multiple insurance policies could cover a loss, the primary policy pays out up to its limits before any excess or secondary policies are accessed. This clause ensures clarity in the order of insurance coverage, preventing disputes between insurers and insured parties about which policy should respond first.
Primary Policies. All policies required under Section 16(a) shall be written as primary policies and not contributing to or in excess of any coverage Landlord may choose to maintain.
Primary Policies. All insurance maintained by Contractor in compliance with this Agreement, shall be primary to any other insurance owned, secured, or placed on behalf of State, which insurance shall not be called upon by Contractor’s insurer to contribute in any way. Contractor shall secure endorsements to this effect from all insurers of such policies.
Primary Policies. Any insurance policies issued by the Borrower or any other Insurance Subsidiary.
Primary Policies. Any insurance policies issued by Mont Re or any other Insurance Subsidiary.
Primary Policies. All Tenant’s policies required above shall be primary for the Premises and operations of Tenant. Such policies will not be excess over or contributory with any insurance maintained by Landlord.
Primary Policies. If the Construction Manager chooses to have such a policy endorsed to recognize the Site during the construction period, coverage should be Excess and/or DIC of the OCIP. This shall not reduce the cost identification requirement in this Paragraph 23.