Eligible crop insurance contract definition

Eligible crop insurance contract means an insurance contract with an eligible producer: (1) covering an agricultural commodity authorized to be insured under the Act and approved for sale by FCIC; (2) with terms and conditions in effect as of the applicable contract change date; (3) that is sold and serviced in accordance with the Act, FCIC regulations, FCIC procedures, and this Agreement; and (4) that has a sales closing date within the reinsurance year.
Eligible crop insurance contract means an insurance contract with an eligible producer:
Eligible crop insurance contract means an insurance contract with an eligible producer: (1) covering an agricultural commodity authorized to be insured under the Act

More Definitions of Eligible crop insurance contract

Eligible crop insurance contract means an insurance contract with an eligible producer: 1) covering an agricultural commodity authorized to be insured under the Act and approved for sale by FCIC; 2) with terms and conditions in effect as of the applicable contract change date; 3) that is sold and serviced consistent with the Act, FCIC regulations, the procedures and this Agreement; and 4) that has a sales closing date within the reinsurance year. “Eligible crop insurance contract” means an insurance contract for an agricultural commodity authorized by the Act and approved by FCIC, with terms and conditions in effect as of the applicable contract change date, that is sold and serviced consistent with the Act, FCIC regulations, the procedures and this Agreement, having a sales closing date within the reinsurance year, and with an eligible producer.

Related to Eligible crop insurance contract

  • Insurance producer means a person required to be licensed under the laws of this state to sell, solicit or negotiate insurance, including annuities.