Current Occurrence-Based Policies Sample Clauses

Current Occurrence-Based Policies. On or prior to the Distribution Date, Tenneco shall take or cause to be taken all necessary or appropriate action (i) so that the Industrial Company (and, at the option of Industrial Company, its subsidiaries and affiliates after giving effect to the Distributions) is added as a named insured under those Current Occurrence-Based Policies identified on SCHEDULE 2.1-A hereto (the "TRANSFERRED OCCURRENCE-BASED POLICIES"), effective as of the Distribution Time, and (ii) to cause the Current Occurrence-Based Policies identified on SCHEDULE 2.1-B hereto to be cancelled as of, and to afford no further coverage to the insureds thereunder except as otherwise contemplated by this Agreement from and after, (A) the Distribution Time, with respect to any Industrial Covered Person or Shipbuilding Covered Person, and (B) the Merger Time, with respect to any Energy Covered Person. Industrial Company agrees to be added as a named insured under the Transferred Occurrence-Based Policies and to execute such further documents as Tenneco may reasonably request in connection therewith. 2.2
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Current Occurrence-Based Policies. On or prior to the NextLevel Systems Distribution Date, GI shall take or cause to be taken all necessary or appropriate action to cause the Current Occurrence-Based Policies identified on Schedule B hereto to be cancelled as of, and to afford no future coverage to the insureds thereunder except as otherwise contemplated by this Agreement from and after, the Distribution Time, with respect to any NextLevel Systems Covered Person, CommScope Covered Person, or GS Covered Person.
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