Common use of WHEN ACTION MAY BE BROUGHT Clause in Contracts

WHEN ACTION MAY BE BROUGHT. The Insured shall not bring an action to recover the amount of a claim under this contract unless the requirements of statutory conditions 3 and 4 are complied with or until the amount of the loss has been ascertained as therein provided or by a judgment against the Insured after trial of the issue or by agreement between the parties with the written consent of the Insurer.

WHEN ACTION MAY BE BROUGHT. The Insured shall not bring an action to recover the amount of a claim under this contract unless the requirements of statutory xxxxxxx xx conditions 3 and 4 are complied with or until the amount of the loss has been ascertained as therein provided or by a judgment against the Insured after trial tria l of the issue or by agreement between the parties with the written consent of the Insurer.

WHEN ACTION MAY BE BROUGHT. The Insured shall not bring an action to recover the amount of a claim under this contract unless the requirements of statutory conditions 3 and 4 are complied with or until the amount of the loss has been ascertained as therein provided or by a judgment against the Insured after trial tria l of the issue or by agreement between the parties with the written consent of the Insurer.

WHEN ACTION MAY BE BROUGHT. The Insured insured shall not bring an action to recover the amount of a claim under this contract unless the requirements of statutory conditions 3 and 4 are complied with or until the amount of the loss has been ascertained as therein provided or by a judgment against the Insured after trial of the issue or by agreement between the parties with the written consent of the Insurer.