Adequate insurance definition

Adequate insurance means liability, collision (if cost effective), fire, and theft coverage for a vehicle and, if applicable, its adaptive devices.

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Adequate insurance means the amounts of coverage recommended by our insurance advisors.

Adequate insurance shall maintain liability, casualty and fire insurance of no less than Five Million Dollars ($5,000,000) C-MAC shall provide a certificate of insurance to Sunrise Technologies Intl', Inc. as an additional insured under such policies of insurance. C-MAC shall also carry sufficient product liability insurance and name Sunrise as an additional insured of its policy.

Examples of Adequate insurance in a sentence

Adequate insurance coverage shall be maintained to protect the Foundation and its volunteers against risks arising from Foundation business operations.
Adequate insurance must be in place before participating in a tour, which must include cover for medical expenses and repatriation costs should you become too ill to continue your trip.
Adequate insurance coverage is a material obligation of the Grantee, and the failure to maintain such coverage may void the Agreement.
Adequate insurance cover means sufficient insurance cover to place SANParks in the position it would have been had SANParks itself insured in similar circumstances.
Adequate insurance would compensate CLIENT’S losses including but not limited to losses due to burglary, hold up and fire in case of transmission problems due to severance of communication path, which may affect the system and the transmission of signals to the central monitoring station.
Adequate insurance should cover accidents, theft or hazards that may occur in your home or on your property.
Adequate insurance shall be maintained by seller to cover full replacement cost of all buyer-owned tooling, raw materials, supplied components, drawings, and related items.
Adequate insurance in excess of basic insurance described in Section 4, above, as required by appropriate federal or state statute, will be maintained at all times by hazardous material Carrier, broker or 3PL.
Adequate insurance limit to cover all animals and pets for claims resulting from theft, destruction, death, injury, illness or other natural causes.
Adequate insurance coverage is contemplated being carried to avoid invoking the eighty (80) percent co-insurance clause uniformly enforced by insurance companies if a loss occurs on underinsured property.

More Definitions of Adequate insurance

Adequate insurance means insurance covering the alarm business and its agents and employees with coverage limits that meet or exceed the limits set forth in TMC 5.90.150.

Adequate insurance means a professional liability insurance policy

Adequate insurance means Commercial General Liability Insurance, Workers’ Compensation and Employer’s Liability Insurance written by an insurance carrier(s) with an A.M. Best rating of not less than A- VII and which:

Adequate insurance means liability, casualty and fire insurance of no less than Five Million Dollars ($5,000,000). ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall provide a certificate of insurance to VidaMed naming VidaMed, Inc. as an additional insured under such policies of insurance. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ shall also carry sufficient product liability insurance and name VidaMed as an additional insured on its policy.