Common use of Company’s Insurance Clause in Contracts

Company’s Insurance. Company and Manager acknowledge and agree that Company, at its expense, has obtained property and liability insurance with respect to the Properties and shall maintain and keep in force such property and liability insurance to the extent reasonably and commercially feasible (“Company’s Insurance”). Company shall deliver to Manager certificates of insurance evidencing Company’s Insurance within ten (10) business days following the Effective Date, which certificates shall state that Company’s Insurance shall be primary and non-contributory as to claims made against Company and Manager and which are not covered by Manager’s indemnity pursuant to Section 10 below. Manager shall be named as an additional insured on Company’s liability insurance and evidence thereof shall be furnished to Manager. Manager shall furnish any information that is reasonably requested or required by Company for the purpose of establishing the placement of insurance coverage and shall aid and cooperate in every reasonable way with respect to such insurance and any loss thereunder. Manager shall promptly notify Company and the insurance carrier if Manager receives notice of any loss, damage or injury with respect to any of the Properties. Company shall cause Manager to be covered as an additional insured under Company’s Commercial General Liability Insurance covering the Properties. To the extent that Company is entitled to any Offset Amounts or reimbursement of Fraud Losses as expressly provided for herein, Manager shall be entitled to receive any subsequent recoveries from any insurance policies relating to such Offset Amounts. Company shall use commercially reasonable efforts to pursue any insurance claims relating to Offset Amounts or Fraud Losses.