Examples of Insured Debt in a sentence
An Insured Buyer is any buyer or a legal entity including a natural person that is liable to the Insured for payment of the Insured Debt in respect of shipments that are dispatched by the Insured in pursuance of a contract of sale, being not a buyer or such buyer in a country, excluded from the purview of cover under any provisions of the Policy.
Import Restriction means the implementation of any law or order, decree or regulation having the force of law, by the Government of the Insured Buyer’s country, after dispatch of the goods by the Insured, which in circumstances outside the control of the Insured and / or the Insured Buyer, prohibits the import of goods into the Insured Buyer’s country and which directly prevents payment of the Insured Debt.
If requested by us to do so, you shall execute such documents and take such actions as we may require of you, to enable us to intervene directly in any proceedings relating to the Insured Debt.
There is Protracted Default when the Insured Buyer having accepted delivery of goods under a valid contract of sale, has failed to pay to the Insured, whole or any part of an Insured Debt, and it remains overdue and unpaid for a considerable long time.
Due date of Payment shall mean the date on which the Insured Debt is due for payment by the Insured Buyer to the Insured and shall also include any extension of the original due date of payment duly agreed in writing between the Insured and the Insured Buyer with ECGC’s prior written approval.
Insured Percentage means the percentage of any Insured Debt for which this Policy provides an indemnity.
The Protracted Default Period means the period specified in the Schedule and which commences on the original due date for payment of an Insured Debt under the relevant contract of sale or, if that original due date is postponed, such postponed due date.
The Insured must use due diligence and do all things reasonable and practicable to avoid or diminish any Insured Debt, must act promptly in accordance with any reasonable instructions that the Insurer gives and must exercise reasonable care and prudence in granting credit to and withholding credit from an Insured Buyer as if the Insured were uninsured.
The Insured shall not agree to a postponement of the due date for payment of any part of the Insured Debt provided, however, that in the event of the need for such postponement arising at or shortly before the due date, the Insured may grant such postponement as may have been agreed upon with the Insurer.