Unspecified Customers Clause Samples
The 'Unspecified Customers' clause defines how the agreement applies to customers who are not explicitly named or identified in the contract. Typically, this clause clarifies whether the rights, obligations, or restrictions set forth in the agreement extend to such customers, which may include future clients or those not listed at the time of signing. By addressing the status of unspecified customers, the clause helps prevent disputes over the scope of the agreement and ensures both parties understand who is covered, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential legal risk.
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Unspecified Customers. Direct physical accidental loss destruction of or damage to the premises of any other of the insured’s customers in Great Britain Northern Ireland the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man with whom the insured has a direct contractual trading relationship at the time of the loss, destruction or damage to supply components, goods or materials but excluding the premises of specified customers detailed in the schedule; and/or The liability of the underwriter shall not exceed GBP75,000 or 10% of sum insured which ever is lower any one occurrence.
Unspecified Customers. Property of any other of the Insured’s direct customers, with whom at the time of the Incident the Insured has contracts to supply goods or services.