Trust and Trustee Liability Insurance Sample Clauses

Trust and Trustee Liability Insurance. The Trustees shall obtain and maintain a policy or policies of insurance, to the extent permitted by law, to insure themselves, the Trust, each Benefit Plan, and employees or agents of the Trust and of each Benefit Plan while engaged in business and related activities for and on behalf of the Trust and/or Benefit Plan with respect to liability to others as a result of acts, errors or omissions of such Trustee or Trustees, employees or agents. Such insurance policy or policies shall provide recourse by the insurer against the Trustees as may be required by law. The cost of the premiums for such policy or policies of insurance shall be paid out of the assets of the Trust, to the extent permitted by law. The Trustees may obtain a waiver of recourse under such policy or policies, but the premium for such waiver of recourse may not be paid from the assets of the Trust.
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Trust and Trustee Liability Insurance. The Trustees shallobtain andmaintain a policy or policies of insurance, to theextentpermitted bylaw, to insurethemselves, the Trust, eachBenefit Plan, andemployees oragentsof the Trust and of each Benefit Planwhileengaged in businessand related activities for and on behalf of the Trust and/or Benefit Planwith respect to liability to others asa result of acts, errors or omissions of such Trustee or Trustees, employees or agents. Such insurance policy or policiesshall provide recourse by the insurera gainst the Trustees as may be required by law. The cost of the premiums for suchpolicyor policies of insurance shallbe paid outof theassetsof the Trust, tothe extent permitted by law. The Trustees may obtain a waiver of recourse under such policy or policies, but the premium for such waiver of recourse may not bepaid from theassets of the Trust.
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