Primary Insurer definition

Primary Insurer means any insurer that issues a policy of primary insurance.

Primary Insurer means the insurer with whom the Insured Person first lodges his claim for Hospitalization expenses.

Primary Insurer means [insert].

Examples of Primary Insurer in a sentence

• For any Mortgage Loan that is insured by a Primary Mortgage Insurance Policy, the Servicer shall inspect the related Mortgaged Property as directed by the related Primary Insurer; provided, however, that, at a minimum, in the event the Mortgage Loan becomes 60 days delinquent, the Servicer shall inspect the related Mortgaged Property prior to the 90th day of delinquency.

• Primary Insurer is the party or parties named in the Schedule who have issued the Primary Insurance.

• Amount Medicare Approved on Claim - (Primary Insurer Payment + Medicare Payment) = Total Beneficiary Responsibility For the first approved service line, carriers show the lesser of 20 percent (50 percent if the outpatient psychiatric limit applies) of the Medicare approved amount or the beneficiary’s total responsibility for all approved services on the claim.

• Amount Medicare Approved on Claim - (Primary Insurer Payment + Medicare Payment) = Total Beneficiary Responsibility For the first approved service line, carriers show the lesser of 20 percent (50 percent if the outpatient psychiatric limit applies) of the Medicare approved amount or the beneficiary's total responsibility for all approved services on the claim.

• The UPS Re agreement provides that UPS Re’s liability “shall attach simultaneously with that of the [Primary Insurer] .

More Definitions of Primary Insurer

Primary Insurer means the insuring Company providing the underlying limits of "primary insurance." "Property Damage" means damage to or loss of use of tangible property.

Primary Insurer means the United Kingdom based (and both PRA authorised and FCA regulated and authorised) Insurer who provides Your Primary Insurance Policy for the Premises as shown in the Policy Schedule.

Primary Insurer has the meaning set forth in Section 1.3

Primary Insurer means the insurance company that: 1) is used by you to provide physical damage insurance on the Covered Collateral for comprehensive and collision for an amount not less than its retail market value, or 2) provides liability coverage, for an amount not less than its retail market value, to any person who has caused the Covered Collateral to incur a Constructive Total Loss, and for which that person is legally liable.”Primary Insurance Settlement” means the amount paid by the Primary Insurer to settle a Constructive Total Loss or Unrecovered Theft plus any amounts deducted by the Primary Insurer for: (1) the Primary Insurer deductible, (2) preexisting damage, and (3) salvage values retained by you.

Primary Insurer means the insurer designated in the Primary Policy section of the Schedule of Primary Insurance.

Primary Insurer means the respective insurer(s) of the Primary Policy.

Primary Insurer means, as between two potential insurers or indemnifiers, the entity that is first to provide coverage up to the limit of that entity's plan.