W&I Insurance definition
Examples of W&I Insurance in a sentence
The Seller’s liability for a Seller Representation Breach shall be excluded if and to the extent the damage incurred (i) is actually recovered under insurance policies (other than the W&I Insurance) or (ii) is actually recoverable from Third Parties (whereby any director, officer or employee of the Sold Business and Purchaser’s Representatives shall be deemed to be no third parties).
Accordingly, the Purchaser undertakes to recover any amount in respect of any such Claim solely from the Insurer under the W&I Insurance.
The Parties agree that the Liability Exclusion shall apply irrespective of whether the Purchaser takes out the W&I Insurance or not.
The Parties agree that the risk of non-implementation of the W&I Insurance as well as the validity and collectability risk in respect of the W&I Insurance and hence, the risk to successfully claim and/or recover from the Insurer any Losses of the Purchaser resulting from a Claim for breaches of any of the Seller Representation (other than the Fundamental Representations) or the Tax Indemnity shall solely and irrevocably rest with the Purchaser.
Purchaser and Seller will discuss in good faith in each case whether the Purchaser shall make claims for Fundamental Representations against the W&I Insurance or against the Seller – but the final decision will be in the sole discretion of the Purchaser.