Common use of Unearned Premium Clause in Contracts

Unearned Premium. In the event the loss ratio is in excess of 85%, the Reinsurer shall be liable for unallocated loss adjustment expenses equal to 1% of earned premium for each Loss Ratio point in excess of 85%, however, not in excess of 6% of earned premium. When applicable, the coverage for unallocated loss adjustment expenses shall be included in the maximum limit of 97% of earned premium ceded referred to in QUOTA

Appears in 9 contracts

Samples: Share Reinsurance Agreement (Goran Capital Inc), Quota Share Reinsurance Agreement (Symons International Group Inc), Quota Share Reinsurance Agreement (Goran Capital Inc)

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Unearned Premium. In the event the loss ratio is in excess of 85%, the Reinsurer shall be liable for unallocated loss adjustment expenses equal to 1% of earned premium for each Loss Ratio point in excess of 85%, however, not in excess of 6% of earned premium. When applicable, the coverage for unallocated loss adjustment expenses shall be included in the maximum limit of 97% of earned premium ceded referred to in QUOTA.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Quota Share Reinsurance Agreement (Symons International Group Inc)

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