Third Party Liability Insurance. Article 30 - Discipline
Third Party Liability Insurance. 28.1 The College shall obtain and keep in force, at the College’s expense, a policy of third party liability insurance which shall protect each Faculty Member to an extent of not less than two million dollars ($2,000,000.00) from claim which may arise against a Faculty Member acting within the scope of employment with the College in accordance with Article 19:
Third Party Liability Insurance covering the legal liability of the Consultant and its employees in connection with this Agreement, towards third parties, for physical injuries and/or property damages which may arise as a result of the performance of this Agreement. The limit of liability thereof shall not be less than 250,000 Euro (€) for any one occurrence and in the aggregate for any annual insurance period. This policy shall be extended to indemnify ISR for its liability due to any act or omission of the Consultant in connection with the services, subject to a “Cross Liability” clause.
Third Party Liability Insurance. On terms as specified in the SCC, covering bodily injury or death suffered by third parties (including the Purchaser’s personnel) and loss of or damage to property, such as the Purchaser’s property including the Information System and any subsystem that have been accepted by the Purchaser, the building housing the Purchaser’s site and all equipment and appurtenances thereto, occurring in connection with the supply and installation of the Information System.
Third Party Liability Insurance. Covering bodily injury or death suffered by third parties including the employer's personnel, and loss of or damage to property occurring in connection with the supply and installation of the Facilities.
Third Party Liability Insurance. (i) The Policy(s) for Third Party Liability insurance shall be written on forms the Buyer may review and shall include Buyer as additional insured.
(ii) This Third Party Liability insurance shall be in force from the time of the Effective Date of this Contract and shall continue in effect until Contractor's liabilities have expired at intentional ignition.
(iii) The Policy(s) may be issued with deductibles, for which losses shall be borne by the Contractor.
Third Party Liability Insurance. The Borrower shall:
(A) cause the Supplier to subscribe before Launch and/or maintain in full force and effect a third party liability insurance for liabilities arising from bodily injury and loss or damage to third party property (“Third Party Liability Insurance”);
(B) cause the Launch Services Provider to subscribe for and maintain Third Party Liability Insurance coverage for liabilities arising from bodily injury and loss or damage to third party property caused by Satellites after Launch in an amount on an annual basis of not less than an aggregate amount equal to:
Third Party Liability Insurance. Bodily Injury (“B” Contract Line Items)
Third Party Liability Insurance. 2.9.1. Under the home insurance contract, third party liability insurance (as specified in the policy) may insure either the liability of the owner or possessor of the real estate and/or the liability of the private individual.
2.9.2. In the case of third party liability insurance of the owner or possessor of real estate, non-contractual claims arising from the ownership or possession of an insured item or apartment shall be compensated.
2.9.3. The private person’s third-party liability insurance cover applies to non-contractual damages caused to third parties by the Policyholder or his/her family members in the Republic of Estonia (including liability of the pet owner, liability of the cyclist, etc.). In the case of third party liability insurance, non-contractual claims arising from the ownership or holding or a building or an apartment shall not be compensated.
2.9.4. In the case of juridical policyholder, only non- contractual claims that arise from the ownership or posession of an insured item or apartment shall be compensated
2.9.5. In the case of civil liability insurance, the insured event means unexpected and unforeseeable unlawful creation of non-contractual property or personal damage to a third party, as a result of which the Policyholder or his/her family member shall have the obligation to compensate for damage. The Policyholder's spouse, partner, their children and dependents are deemed to be the family members of the Policyholder. The event that caused the damage must have occurred during the insurance period and the written claim for the compensation of damage must be submitted no later than six months after the end of the insurance period.
2.9.6. Personal damage is damage caused by personal injury, physical harm or death.
2.9.7. In addition, Compensa will reimburse the costs of legal assistance, expert assessment and trial necessary to challenge the claim. All claims coordinated with Compensa shall be compensated, but no more than the sum insured specified in the insurance policy.
2.9.8. All claims resulting from the same circumstance or event are considered as one insured event. The time of occurrence of an insured event is considered to be the time of occurrence of the first insured event.
2.9.9. The sum insured is the indemnity limit for damages occurring during the insurance period.
2.9.10. The claims arising from the following cause shall not be compensated:
a) Damage intentionally caused by the Policyholder or his/her family member;...
Third Party Liability Insurance. Third party liability insurance shall be effected prior to commencement of the Works to insure against the CONTRACTOR's liability for any material or physical damage, loss or injury which may occur to any property, including that of TELKOM or to any person, including any employee of TELKOM, by or arising out of the execution of the Works or in the carrying out of the Contract.
