Duties of PRASA Sample Clauses

Duties of PRASA. 5.1. General:
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Duties of PRASA. General: PRASA undertakes to: carefully read and complete all confirmations of cover, schedules, policies and other documents as soon as received to ensure that they meet its requirements and that any errors are reported and rectified as soon as possible. The Consultant will assume that the information is correct should PRASA not provide any feedback in this regard within 14 (fourteen) days after the Consultant has sent the documents to PRASA. Correction of errors may not always be possible to backdate to inception of the insurance policy. Duty of Disclosure: PRASA are obliged to disclose, before an insurance policy is concluded, each and every "material" circumstance or information which may in any way affect the assessment of the risk and the decision of the insurer to insure the risk, as well as determining the appropriate premium. The obligation of disclosure is not limited to material circumstances or information of which PRASA are aware but also extends to those circumstances of which PRASA ought to be aware of in the ordinary course of PRASA’s business. This obligation continues throughout the duration of any insurance policy. If there is any breach of duty to act with utmost good faith or failure to disclose any material circumstance or information to insurers, insurers may be entitled to void the insurance policy from inception or repudiate claims. PRASA will not hold the Consultant liable and waives any claim against the Consultant for any loss or damages suffered by PRASA as a result of incorrect/incomplete information being furnished to the Consultant. PRASA is responsible for the payment, in full, of the premium. The insurance policy will state that all premiums are payable on or before the inception of cover. if premiums are not paid timeously, cover under the insurance policy may be jeopardized. Third Parties Any Advice, report or information that the Consultant provides is given solely for PRASA’s benefit and cannot be given to or relied upon by any third party (including PRASA’s related companies, employees and agents, unless expressly agreed to by the Consultant) without our prior written consent. The Consultant excludes all liability in respect of any advice, report or information provided to any unauthorised third party.
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