Common use of PROHIBITION OF ADMISSION Clause in Contracts

PROHIBITION OF ADMISSION. No admission, offer, promise, obligation or indemnity shall be made or given by the Insured or on his behalf, without the written consent in advance of the Insurer. The provisions of this clause do not apply to reporting of the facts of the event to the Police or to any competent authority by any law as requested and to giving evidence in a criminal trial. For sake of good order the Insured’s handling of customer service and/or complaints in the normal scope of business including replacement of products and/or providing solution to client’s satisfaction shall not be considered as prohibition of admission.

PROHIBITION OF ADMISSION. No admission, offer, promise, obligation or indemnity shall be made or given by the Insured or on his behalf, without the written consent in advance of the Insurer. The provisions of this clause do not apply to reporting of the facts of the event to the Police or to any competent authority by any law as requested and to giving evidence in a criminal trial. For sake of good order the Insured’s handling of customer service and/or complaints in the normal scope of business including replacement of products Products and/or providing solution to client’s satisfaction shall not be considered as prohibition of admission.