Covered Conditions Clause Samples
The "Covered Conditions" clause defines the specific circumstances, events, or situations that are included under the scope of an agreement, policy, or contract. It typically lists or describes the types of incidents, losses, or occurrences that will trigger the rights, obligations, or protections provided by the document. For example, in an insurance policy, this clause would outline which types of damages or losses are eligible for coverage. Its core practical function is to clearly delineate what is and is not included, thereby reducing ambiguity and helping all parties understand the extent of coverage or responsibility.
Covered Conditions. This Article is intended to cover accidents involving employees covered by this agreement while such employees are riding in, boarding, or alighting from off-track vehicles authorized by the carrier and are:
(1) deadheading under orders or
(2) being transported at carrier expense.
Covered Conditions. 1. Tooth infection requiring tooth extraction. This is an invasion and multiplication of microorganisms, e.g., bacteria, in tissues surrounding a tooth that requires a tooth extraction. This condition does not include: (1) gingivitis or
Covered Conditions. This Attachment is intended to cover accidents involving employees covered by this agreement while such employees are riding in, boarding, or alighting from off-track vehicles authorized by DM&E and are
(1) deadheading under orders or
(2) being transported at carrier expense.
Covered Conditions. This Appendix is intended to cover accidents involving employees covered by the collective bargaining agreement while such employees are operating, riding in, boarding, or alighting from off-track vehicles authorized by DM&E and any accident which occurs while an employee is under pay.
Covered Conditions. This Appendix is intended to cover accidents involving employees covered by the collective bargaining agreement while such employees are operating, riding in, boarding, or alighting from off-track vehicles authorized by DM&E and any accident which occurs while an employee is under pay.