Ratable Allocation of Premiums Sample Clauses

Ratable Allocation of Premiums. Each Fund shall pay a percentage of the initial premium and any additional premiums which may become due under the Bond as determined from time to time by the managers of such Fund, including a majority who are not “interested persons” of such Fund.
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Ratable Allocation of Premiums. The Insured Parties shall divide the initial premium and any additional premiums which may become due under the Bond among them based upon their relative net assets at the time of payment of the premium involved.
Ratable Allocation of Premiums. The annual premium for the joint insured fidelity bond shall be allocated in direct proportion to the size of the gross assets of each Fund on July 31, 2012.
Ratable Allocation of Premiums. The annual premium for the bond shall be allocated in direct proportion to the size of the gross assets of each Fund on June 9, 2010.
Ratable Allocation of Premiums. The Fund shall divide the initial premium and any additional premiums which may become due under the Bond among them based upon their relative net assets at the time of payment of the premium involved.
Ratable Allocation of Premiums. The Funds shall divide the initial premium and any additional premiums which may become due under the Bond among them based upon their relative net assets at the time of payment of the premium involved.

Related to Ratable Allocation of Premiums

  • Ratable Allocation of Premium So long as each Fund continues to operate as an investment company, each Fund agrees to pay its proportionate share of the total premium due under the Policy, which share shall be determined based on each Fund’s proportionate share of the sum of the premiums that would have been paid if such insurance coverage were purchased separately by the Funds.

  • Ratable Allocation of Proceeds a. If more than one of the parties sustains a single loss (including a loss sustained before the date hereof) for which recovery is received under the Bond, each such party shall receive that portion of the recovery which is sufficient in amount to indemnify that party in full for the loss sustained by it, unless the recovery is inadequate to fully indemnify all such parties sustaining a single loss.

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