Circumstance means an incident, fact, occurrence, matter, act or omission that may give rise to a Claim in the context of civil liability;
Circumstance means any fact, event or situation that could reasonably be the basis for a Claim.
Circumstance means any event, change, occurrence, condition, development, state of facts or circumstance.
Examples of Circumstance in a sentence
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCE SHALL SAVOR BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES RESULTING FROM MISUSE, ABUSE OR MOBILE DEVICE OR DEVICE MALFUNCTION, OR IF THE SOFTWARE HAS BEEN INSTALLED, USED, MODIFIED OR OPERATED OTHER THAN IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS FURNISHED BY SAVOR OR OTHER THAN AS PERMITTED BY THIS AGREEMENT.
More Definitions of Circumstance
Circumstance means information discovered by the Assured which suggests that a Claim by an identified claimant is more likely than not to be made against the Assured. Such information does not constitute a circumstance merely because the Assured has sold or advised in relation to a product or class of investment that is the subject of adverse press comment or regulatory investigation.
Circumstance has the meaning ascribed to such term in the Minimum Terms and Conditions;
Circumstance means any of the circumstances set out within this clause.
Circumstance means any event, occurrence, fact, condition, effect, change or development.
Circumstance means any complaint, criticism, problem, act, error, omission or event happening on or after the Retroactive Date but prior to the end of the Policy Period, which appears likely to the Insured to result in a Claim.
Circumstance means information or facts or matters of which the INSURED is aware which is likely to give rise to a claim against the INSURED which the INSURED could become legally liable to pay and which arises out of the exercise and conduct of the BUSINESS.
Circumstance means a specific situation the details of which should be provided to Underwriters where there is: