Certificate of Entry definition

Certificate of Entry means a certificate which is given by a person who is a competent analyst and who is competent to give such certificate, and that he has in an adequate and suitable manner tested the atmosphere in the oil-tank or oil-tanks specified in the certificate and found that having regard to all the circumstances of the case including the likelihood otherwise of the atmosphere being or becoming dangerous, entry to the oil-tanks without wearing breathing apparatus may in his opinion be permitted;

Certificate of Entry means a certificate issued by the Association pursuant to Rule 6;

Certificate of Entry means the instrument to be issued by or on behalf of the Government pursuant to Clause 8.1 [Vacant Possession] evidencing the grant of Vacant Possession together with the Rights of way.

Examples of Certificate of Entry in a sentence

• LimitThe Club’s liability for any and all claims under this insurance shall, unless otherwise specifically agreed, be subject to a combined single limit of liability each accident or occurrence or series of accidents or occurrences arising out of any one event, such limit being the limit of liability endorsed upon the Certificate of Entry.

• This document confirms that the following risks are included in the cover provided by the contract of insurance evidenced by the Certificate of Entry numbered above and that they are covered in accordance with the terms set out in that contract.

• The deductible shall be the deductible applicable to the relevant cover set out in the Certificate of Entry.

• Other Jurisdictions - There shall be no recovery for any and/or all liabilities for the payment of compensation and/or damages and/or benefits to or for the benefit of any employee of the Owner under any workers’ compensation act, law or scheme in force or in operation in any other jurisdiction, unlessand to the extent that the terms, conditions and limit of such cover are agreed between the Owner and the Managers and endorsed upon the Certificate of Entry.

• Seabed Structures ExclusionThere shall be no recovery for any and/or all liabilities for loss of or loss of use of or damage to or caused by structures which are or can be fixed, whether temporarily or permanently, to the seabed and which are in the care, custody or control of the Assured in any manner whatsoever, unless and to the extent that the terms, conditions and limit of such cover is agreed between the Assured and the Managers and endorsed upon the Certificate of Entry.

More Definitions of Certificate of Entry

Certificate of Entry means the Certificate duly completed and signed by the Convener of the PRWC in the format set out in the Appendix to this Incapacity Procedure

Certificate of Entry means a certificate which:–

Certificate of Entry means a document issued by the Mutual which evidences the existence of Cover in respect of the Member

Certificate of Entry means an instrument given by a competent person to certify that he has, in an adequate and suitable manner, tested the atmosphere in the place or places specified in the certificate and that, in his opinion having regard to all the circumstances of the case, including the likelihood or otherwise of the

Certificate of Entry means a certificate issued by the Association pursuant to Rule 6; “Charterer” means any Assured who has an interest in a Ship other than as an owner

Certificate of Entry means document issued by the Association, including (where the context permits) any endorsement note, which evidences the terms and conditions of the contract of insurance in respect of the insured vessel.

Certificate of Entry means a certificate issued by the Association pursuant to Rule 6; “Class” means a class of the Association and “this Class” means Class 5, the Protecting and