Multiple Occurrences Clause Samples
The "Multiple Occurrences" clause defines how repeated or recurring events, breaches, or claims are treated under a contract. It typically clarifies whether each instance is considered separately or aggregated for purposes such as liability limits, deductibles, or notice requirements. For example, if several similar incidents happen over a period, this clause may specify whether they count as one claim or multiple claims. Its core function is to provide certainty and prevent disputes by establishing clear rules for handling situations that happen more than once during the contract term.
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Multiple Occurrences. The procedure for challenging diligence, and the consequences, may be invoked more than once.
Multiple Occurrences. Where more than one Claim or Occurrence arises out of the same act or omission or causally connected or interrelated acts or omissions, or the same originating cause, or where a series of Occurrences have a common source or cause, all of those Claims or Occurrences will together constitute one Occurrence for the purpose of this extension, including the Excess and the limit of Underwriters’ liability.
Multiple Occurrences. If this Activity involves multiple occurrences, those multiple occurrences are outlined in Attachment A. This waiver shall be applicable to any and all such occurrences.