Insurance Term definition
Insurance Term means any terms and/or conditions required to be included in a policy of insurance by clause 72 (Insurance) and/or Schedule 7 (Required Insurances) but excluding any risk;
Insurance Term means a term which must be included in the Required Insurances in order to comply with the insurance requirements provided in the Concession Agreement.
Insurance Term means the Finance Contract Term, to a maximum of 96 months
Examples of Insurance Term in a sentence
The City will pay the premium of the AWC Group Life Insurance Term policy for $50,000 for the Employee for the life of the contract.
Participation by each regular employee in the Municipal Hydro Electric Group Insurance (Term Life) Plan is compulsory.
The City will pay the premium of the AWC Group Life Insurance Term Policy for $50,000 coverage for the employee for the term of this agreement.
Term Life Insurance Term life insurance shall be provided and paid for by the Board for all active employees.
Licensee shall cause such policies throughout the Insurance Term to name Licensor and its officers, directors, members and affiliates (including Artist, Tinted, ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇) as additional insureds.
More Definitions of Insurance Term
Insurance Term means any terms and/or conditions required to be in a policy of insurance by Clause 35 but excluding any risk;
Insurance Term means any terms and/or conditions required to be included in a policy of insurance by Part A (Insurance Provisions) of Schedule 5 (Insurance) and/or Part B (Required Insurances) of Schedule 5 (Insurance) but excluding any risk;
Insurance Term means any terms and/or conditions required to be included in a policy of insurance by Clause 48 (Insurance) and/or [Clause 48 – Schedule].
Insurance Term means any terms and/or conditions required to be included in a policy of insurance by Schedule 15 (Insurances) but excluding any risk;
Insurance Term means a term which must be included in the Required Insurances in order to comply with Schedule 17.
Insurance Term means any terms and/or conditions required to be in a policy of insurance by clause 65 (Insurance) and/or Schedule 14 (Insurances) but excluding any risk; has the meaning given to it in the rules from time to time of the Financial Services Authority; any and all patents, trade marks, service marks, copyright, database rights, moral rights, rights in a design, know-how, confidential information and all or any other intellectual or industrial property rights whether or not registered or capable of registration and whether subsisting in the United Kingdom or any other part of the world together with all or any goodwill relating or attached thereto which is created, brought into existence, acquired, used or intended to be used by the Contractor or any Contractor Related Party for the purposes of carrying out the Works and/or providing the Services and/or otherwise for the purposes of this Agreement; a report to be produced by the Contractor covering all matters necessary to enable the Authority to understand the circumstances resulting in a Financing Default and the actions taken or proposed to be taken in order to resolve the Financing Default and detailing as a minimum: 40 44 Additionally, at IPDSB, the Authority may wish to invite variant bids, based on a triennial Review Period, to assist in determining which Review Period is likely to deliver best value for money. Accordingly, the Relevant Insurance Cost would be at three year intervals.
Insurance Term means the Finance Contract Term, to a maximum of 96 months from the Effective Date.