Examples of Dishonest Acts in a sentence
Crimes, Suspected Crimes, and Dishonest Acts Reporting Requirements PNC Bank must file information with law enforcement agencies under certain circumstances when criminal acts involving PNC Bank have occurred or are suspected.
Insuring Agreement (A), titled “FIDELITY,” insures against “[d]irect financial loss to [Plaintiff] caused by Dishonest Acts of a Mortgage Third Party concerning Mortgage Loans.” Doc.
Defendants, however, contend Plaintiff cannot recover under Insuring Agreement (B) because the Policy “does not cover ‘loss caused by Dishonest Acts except when covered by Insuring Agreement (A).’” Doc.
Loss or damage caused by or resulting from fraudulent, dishonest or criminal acts of any Insured or any of the Insured’s partners, officers, directors, trustees, managers, employees (including leased or temporary employees) or others to whom the property is entrusted, except as provided under Section E., Coverage Extensions, Dishonest Acts.
Insuring Agreement (A) covers losses “caused by Dishonest Acts of a Mortgage Third Party,” so long as the losses are “direct financial loss[es]” and “concern[] Mortgage Loans.” Id. at 9 (emphasis omitted).
Employee Policy Review: Workplace Violence, Sexual Harassment, Drug-Free Environment, Tobacco-Free Environment, Non-Discrimination, Fraudulent or Other Dishonest Acts 6.
Intentional Damages and Dishonest Acts: Solely with respect to Section I.
Dishonest Acts – This includes but is not limited to plagiarism, cheating, or fraud not handled under the academic dishonesty policies in the College Catalog.
If this insurance immediately supersedes another insurance effected by the Insured covering Employee Dishonest Acts (the “Superseded Insurance”), the Insurer will indemnify the Insured in respect of any loss discovered during the continuance of this insurance, but arising from an act committed during the continuance of the Superseded Insurance, if the loss is not recoverable thereunder solely because the period allowed for discovery has expired.
Report of Fraudulent/Significant Dishonest Acts Fraud is defined as intentional workplace deception; lying, cheating, and stealing or the use of one’s position within OMB for personal enrichment through the deliberate misuse or misapplication of OMB’s resources or assets.