Common use of Reject the Tender of the Defense Clause in Contracts

Reject the Tender of the Defense. If the Non-Tendering Party decides that the Third Party Claim is an Improper Claim, the Non-Tendering Party may reject the tender of the defense. In such an event, the Non-Tendering Party shall submit such Third Party Claim to arbitration immediately in order determine whether it is a Proper Claim. While the arbitration is pending, the Tendering Party shall control all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim. If the decision of the arbitrator(s) is that such Third Party Claim is: (i) a Proper Claim, and the Third Party Claim is still pending, the Tendering Party shall transfer the control of all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim immediately to the Non-Tendering Party; (In such an event, the Non-Tendering Party shall assume the control of all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim immediately and shall reimburse the Tendering Party for all costs and expenses (including, but not limited to, reasonable attorneys fees and related disbursements of such attorneys) incurred by the Tendering Party in the defense of such Third Party Claim and shall defend, indemnify and hold harmless the Tendering Party in accordance with this Section 1.06); (ii) a Proper Claim, but the Third Party Claim has already been concluded, the Non-Tendering Party shall indemnify and hold harmless the Tendering Party in accordance with this Section 1.06; (iii) an Improper Claim, and the Third Party Claim is still pending, the Tendering Party shall continue to control all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim; or (iv) an Improper Claim, but the Third Party Claim has already been concluded, the Tendering Party shall bear all losses incurred by the Tendering Party relating to such Third Party Claim. For purposes of this Section 1.06(a), if upon receipt of notice of a Third Party Claim the Non-Tendering Party fails to timely give notice of its intention to accept the tender of defense (either with or without a reservation of rights), then the Non-Tendering Party shall be considered as having rejected the defense of the Third Party Claim and the procedures under this Section 1.06(d)(i)(C) shall be followed.

Reject the Tender of the Defense. If the Non-Tendering Party decides that the Third Party Claim is an Improper Claim, the Non-Tendering Party may shall reject the tender of the defense. In such an event, the Non-Tendering Party shall submit such Third Party Claim to arbitration immediately in order determine whether it is a Proper Claim. While the arbitration is pending, the Tendering Party shall control all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim. If the decision of the arbitrator(s) is that such Third Party Claim it is: (iA) a Proper Claim, and the Third Party Claim is still pending, the Tendering Party shall transfer the control of all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim immediately to the Non-Tendering Party; (In such an event, the . The Non-Tendering Party shall assume the control of all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim immediately and shall reimburse the Tendering Party for all costs and expenses (including, but not limited to, reasonable attorneys fees and related disbursements of such attorneysfees) incurred by the Tendering Party in the defense of such Third Party Claim and shall defend, indemnify and hold harmless the Tendering Party harmless in accordance with this Section 1.06)Article VI; (iiB) a Proper Claim, but the Third Party Claim has already been concluded, the Non-Tendering Party shall indemnify and hold harmless the Tendering Party harmless in accordance with this Section 1.06Article VI; (iiiC) an Improper Claim, and the Third Party Claim is still pending, the Tendering Party shall continue to control all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim; or (ivD) an Improper Claim, but the Third Party Claim has already been concluded, the Tendering Party shall bear all losses Losses incurred by the Tendering Party relating to such Third Party Claim. For purposes of this Section 1.06(a), if upon receipt of notice of a Third Party Claim the Non-Tendering Party fails to timely give notice of its intention to accept the tender of defense (either with or without a reservation of rights), then the Non-Tendering Party shall be considered as having rejected the defense of the Third Party Claim and the procedures under this Section 1.06(d)(i)(C) shall be followed.

Reject the Tender of the Defense. If the Non-Tendering Party decides that the Third Party Claim is an Improper Claim, the Non-Tendering Party may shall reject the tender of the defense. In such an event, the Non-Tendering Party shall submit such Third Party Claim to arbitration immediately in order determine whether it is a Proper Claim. While the arbitration is pending, the Tendering Party shall control all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim. If the decision of the arbitrator(s) is that such Third Party Claim it is: (iA) a Proper Claim, and the Third Party Claim is still pending, the Tendering Party shall transfer the control of all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim immediately to the Non-Tendering Party; (In such an event, the . The Non-Tendering Party shall assume the control of all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim immediately and shall reimburse the Tendering Party for all costs and expenses (including, but not limited to, reasonable attorneys fees and related disbursements of such attorneysfees) incurred by the Tendering Party in the defense of such Third Party Claim and shall defend, indemnify and hold harmless the Tendering Party harmless in accordance with this Section 1.06)Article VII; (iiB) a Proper Claim, but the Third Party Claim has already been concluded, the Non-Tendering Party shall indemnify and hold harmless the Tendering Party harmless in accordance with this Section 1.06Article VII; (iiiC) an Improper Claim, and the Third Party Claim is still pending, the Tendering Party shall continue to control all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim; or (ivD) an Improper Claim, but the Third Party Claim has already been concluded, the Tendering Party shall bear all losses incurred by the Tendering Party relating to such Third Party Claim. For purposes of this Section 1.06(a), if upon receipt of notice of a Third Party Claim the Non-Tendering Party fails to timely give notice of its intention to accept the tender of defense (either with or without a reservation of rights), then the Non-Tendering Party shall be considered as having rejected the defense of the Third Party Claim and the procedures under this Section 1.06(d)(i)(C) shall be followed.

Reject the Tender of the Defense. If the Non-Tendering Party decides that the Third Party Claim is an Improper Claim, the Non-Tendering Party may shall reject the tender of the defense. In such an event, the Non-Tendering Party shall submit such Third Party Claim to arbitration immediately in order determine whether it is a Proper Claim. While the arbitration is pending, the Tendering Party shall control all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim. If the decision of the arbitrator(s) is that such Third Party Claim it is: (iA) a A Proper Claim, and the Third Party Claim is still pending, the Tendering Party shall transfer the control of all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim immediately to the Non-Tendering Party; (In such an event, the . The Non-Tendering Party shall assume the control of all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim immediately and shall reimburse the Tendering Party for all costs and expenses (including, but not limited to, reasonable attorneys fees and related disbursements of such attorneysfees) incurred by the Tendering Party in the defense of such Third Party Claim and shall defend, indemnify and hold harmless the Tendering Party harmless in accordance with this Section 1.06)Article VIII; (iiB) a Proper Claim, but the Third Party Claim has already been concluded, the Non-Tendering Party shall indemnify and hold harmless the Tendering Party harmless in accordance with this Section 1.06Article VIII; (iiiC) an An Improper Claim, and the Third Party Claim is still pending, the Tendering Party shall continue to control all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim; or (ivD) an An Improper Claim, but the Third Party Claim has already been concluded, the Tendering Party shall bear all losses Losses incurred by the Tendering Party relating to such Third Party Claim. For purposes of this Section 1.06(a), if upon receipt of notice of a Third Party Claim the Non-Tendering Party fails to timely give notice of its intention to accept the tender of defense (either with or without a reservation of rights), then the Non-Tendering Party shall be considered as having rejected the defense of the Third Party Claim and the procedures under this Section 1.06(d)(i)(C) shall be followed.

Reject the Tender of the Defense. If the Non-Tendering Party decides that the Third Party Claim is an Improper Claim, the Non-Tendering Party may shall reject the tender of the defense. In such an event, the Non-Tendering Party shall submit such Third Party Claim to arbitration immediately in order determine whether it is a Proper Claim. While the arbitration is pending, the Tendering Party shall control all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim. If the decision of the arbitrator(s) is that such Third Party Claim it is: (iA) a Proper Claim, and the Third Party Claim is still pending, the Tendering Party shall transfer the control of all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim immediately to the Non-Non- Tendering Party; (In such an event, the . The Non-Tendering Party shall assume the control of all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim immediately and shall reimburse the Tendering Party for all costs and expenses (including, but not limited to, reasonable attorneys fees and related disbursements of such attorneysfees) incurred by the Tendering Party in the defense of such Third Party Claim and shall defend, indemnify and hold harmless the Tendering Party harmless in accordance with this Section 1.06)Article VII; (iiB) a Proper Claim, but the Third Party Claim has already been concluded, the Non-Tendering Party shall indemnify and hold harmless the Tendering Party harmless in accordance with this Section 1.06Article VII; (iiiC) an Improper Claim, and the Third Party Claim is still pending, the Tendering Party shall continue to control all aspects of the defense of such Third Party Claim; or (ivD) an Improper Claim, but the Third Party Claim has already been concluded, the Tendering Party shall bear all losses Losses incurred by the Tendering Party relating to such Third Party Claim. For purposes of this Section 1.06(a), if upon receipt of notice of a Third Party Claim the Non-Tendering Party fails to timely give notice of its intention to accept the tender of defense (either with or without a reservation of rights), then the Non-Tendering Party shall be considered as having rejected the defense of the Third Party Claim and the procedures under this Section 1.06(d)(i)(C) shall be followed.