$              Combined Single Limit definition

$              Combined Single Limit. Bodily Injury + Property Damage;
$              Combined Single Limit. (CSL) means the maximum amount We will pay towards any sum or sums that You or any other Covered Person become legally liable to pay and shall pay as a result of any one accident or occurrence arising from Your operation of the Scheduled Vessel. If the Insuring Agreement Declaration Page shows multiple liability limits, the maximum amount We will pay in total in respect of any one accident or occurrence or series of accidents or occurrences arising from a single event, is limited to the amount shown as the Combined Single Limit irrespective of the number of claims or claimants arising from the said accident, occurrence or single event and in no circum‐ stances shall there be any aggregation of liability limits shown on the Insuring Agreement Declaration Page in excess of the Combined Single Limit hereunder.
$              Combined Single Limit. ’ means a liability policy commonly offering separate limits that apply to bodily injury claims and to claims for property damage expressed as a single sum coverage or as a limit per occurrence.

More Definitions of $              Combined Single Limit

$              Combined Single Limit. (CSL) means the maximum amount We will pay towards any sum or sums that You or any other Covered Person become legally liable to pay and shall pay as a result of any one accident or occurrence arising from Your operation of the Scheduled Vessel. If the Insuring Agreement Declaration Page shows multiple liability limits, the maximum amount We will pay in total in respect of any one accident or occurrence or series of accidents or occurrences arising
$              Combined Single Limit means the amount stipulated in the Schedule which denotes the maximum the Insurer will pay by this Policy in the event that two sections, to which the combined single limit applies, provide coverage for an insured event.
$              Combined Single Limit means, per InsWeb Insurance glossary, a single limit of protection for both Bodily Injury and/or Property Damage, contrasted with split limits, where specific limits apply to Bodily Injury and Property Damage separately. Note: Per 40 CFR Part 280, the combined single limit is to cover corrective action as well as third-
$              Combined Single Limit. ("CSL") in respect of bodily injury and property damage. A combination of General Liability Coverage and Umbrella Liability Coverage is acceptable to comply with this limit.
$              Combined Single Limit means the higher amount of (i) the amount as per Exhibit N (Lease Specific Terms) hereto, or ii) the requirement in the industry or by law of an aircraft this size and for similar operations or in the country of registration required at any time, or (iii) the limit provided for under the primary insurance or for Lessees other aircraft of similar size and for similar operations at any time, any one occurrence (but in the annual aggregate in respect of products legal liability and personal injury liability).
$              Combined Single Limit means the maximum, total amount payable under this policy for all Coverages combined for an "accidental injury" and/or an "accidental death" to a "Covered Person" or "Covered Passenger" as shown in the Declarations and Schedule of Insurance. One maximum total amount applies per person, no matter how many Coverages are involved due to the "accidental injury" and/or "accidental death".