Common use of Notice of Cancellation, etc Clause in Contracts

Notice of Cancellation, etc. Contractor is hereby obligated to e-mail or fax to ECMCC a copy of any cancellation or non-renewal notice received from the insurer for any policy affording the coverages required herein within five days of Contractor’s receipt of same. Contractor further agrees to provide ECMCC with 30 days advance written notice of cancellation, non-renewal or material reduction in coverage initiated by Contractor with respect to any of the required insurance coverages. For the purpose of this provision, material reduction in coverage shall mean any change or reduction in the scope of insurance coverage that adversely affects the protection that would otherwise be available to ECMCC.

Notice of Cancellation, etc. Contractor is hereby obligated to e-mail or fax to ECMCC a copy of any cancellation or non-renewal notice received from the insurer for any policy affording the coverages required herein within five days of Contractor’s receipt of same. Contractor further agrees to provide ECMCC with 30 days advance written notice of cancellation, non-non- renewal or material reduction in coverage initiated by Contractor with respect to any of the required insurance coverages. For the purpose of this provision, material reduction in coverage shall mean any change or reduction in the scope of insurance coverage that adversely affects the protection that would otherwise be available to ECMCC.

Notice of Cancellation, etc. Contractor is hereby obligated to e-mail or fax to ECMCC a copy of any cancellation or non-non- renewal notice received from the insurer for any policy affording the coverages required herein within five days of Contractor’s receipt of same. Contractor further agrees to provide ECMCC with 30 thirty (30) days advance written notice of cancellation, non-renewal or material reduction in coverage initiated by Contractor with respect to any of the required insurance coverages. For the purpose of this provision, material reduction in coverage shall mean any change or reduction in the scope of insurance coverage that adversely affects the protection that would otherwise be available to ECMCC.