Common use of Cross-Liability Clause in Contracts

Cross-Liability. Every policy of public and products liability insurance must include a cross liability clause in which the insurer expressly accepts that the term insured applies to every person who is named in the policy as if there was a separate policy of insurance for each of them but not so as to increase the limit of liability.

Cross-Liability. Every policy of public and products liability insurance must include a cross liability clause in which the insurer expressly accepts that the term insured 'insured' applies to every person who is named or referred to in the policy as if there was a separate policy of insurance for each of them but not so as to increase the limit of liability.

Cross-Liability. Every The User’s policy of public and products liability insurance must include a cross liability clause in which the insurer expressly accepts that the term insured applies to every person who is named in the policy as if there was a separate policy of insurance for each of them but not so as to increase the limit of liability.

Cross-Liability. Every policy of public and products liability insurance must include a cross liability clause in which the insurer expressly accepts that the term insured applies to every person who is named in the policy as an insured party as if there was a separate policy of insurance for each of them but not so as to increase the limit of liability.