Risks Becoming Uninsurable Sample Clauses

Risks Becoming Uninsurable. Each party will, forthwith upon Having Knowledge, notify the other if a Principal Insured Risk becomes or is expected to become Uninsurable. If both parties agree or it is determined in accordance with the Dispute Resolution Procedure that the relevant Principal Insured Risk is or is about to become Uninsurable and that the Principal Insured Risk being Uninsurable is not and will not be caused by the actions or omissions of Project Co or any Project Co Person or the Authority or any Authority Person contrary to Section 5.10 of Schedule 5 [Insurance Requirements], then the parties together with their respective insurance advisors will meet to discuss the means by which such Principal Insured Risk should be managed (including considering the feasibility of self-insurance by either or all parties).
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Risks Becoming Uninsurable. Operations Co acknowledges the provisions of Section 6.9 of the Project Agreement. Each party will, forthwith upon Having Knowledge, notify the other if a Principal Insured Risk becomes or is expected to become Uninsurable and Project Co will so advise the Authority. Operations Co, together with its insurance advisor, will participate in any meetings of the Authority, Project Co and their respective insurance advisors to discuss the means by which a Principal Insured Risk should be managed pursuant to Section 6.9 of the Project Agreement (including considering the feasibility of self-insurance by any or all of the Authority, Project Co and Operations Co).
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Risks Becoming Uninsurable. Operations Co acknowledges the provisions of Section 6.9 of the Project Agreement. Each party will, forthwith upon Having Knowledge, notify the other if a Principal Insured Risk becomes or is expected to become Uninsurable and Project Co will so advise the Authority. Operations Co, together with its insurance advisor, will participate in any meetings of the Authority, Project Co and their respective insurance advisors to discuss the means by which a Principal Insured Risk should be managed pursuant to Section 6.9 of the Project Agreement (including considering the feasibility of self-insurance by any or all of the Authority, Project Co and Operations Co).
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